PAGE SIXTEEN- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon.. Aug. 21,1972 A b o u t T o w n Manchester Chapter, Weatl er Three Killed Charles Hanscomb of the SPEBSQSA, will rehearse tonight New Patrolmen Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. Sunny and warm today, high in South Windsor (Continued from Page One) at 8 at the Army and Navy Club. the median strip and into a ditch will be guest speaker tomorrow The rehearsal is open to all men Start Training 80s. Fair and warm tonight, lows Patrolman George Kitchens, 27, 0 in Rocky Hill, police said. at the Manchester Rotary Club interested in singing barbershop- lla n r i| r trr TEurning H rra lii around 70. Warm and humid was pronounced dead at Norwalk PAGE THREE Democrats Caucus Louise Willey. 81, of Portland meeting at 6:30 p ni- style harmony^____ tomorrow highs around 80. Hospital early Sunday morning, died when she was hit by a car as Manchester Country Club. His according to police. she walked across a local street topic: “Personal Services Offered The VFW Auxiliary social — William J. Harding, 29, of Hart­ MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, AUGUST 22,1972 VOL. XCI, N0.275 MANCHESTER A City of Village Charm TWELVE PAGES PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Miss Gaetana Zanghi Donald P. Bird Sunday. The driver of the car, 49- by the Trust Department with meeting scheduled for tomorrow A t Bank Tom orrow ford. was killed Sunday on SOUTH Windsor - Donald P year-old Kenneth Dougherty of emphasis on investments and es- TOLLAND — Miss Gaetana Mrs. Claire B. Grltzer, Interstate 91 when his car struck has been canceled. Bird, 53, of 199 Pine Tree Lane During the regular meeting of Portland was charged with mis­ Ute planning. Zanghi 74, of Goose Lane died Democratic registrar of voters, another car and both went over died yesterday at Rockville the group, Mrs. Muriel Mahr of conduct of a motor vehicle iind this morning at her home. will seek renomination as General Hospital. Main St. and Stephen Smith of released on a $1,000 bond, of­ Miss Zanghi was'bom May 26, registrar of her party tomorrow finance committee and will be Annual Coventry 4-H Mr. Bird was boro in New York at 9 p.m. at the Democratic Steep Rd. were elected to the ficials said. 18B6 in Italy and had iived in City and owned John's Bar on W. Republican Town Committee. assisted by Royal Cowles, Fenton Twenty-year-old Samuel Toiiand for many years. She was Caucus in the Society for Savings Main St. in Rockville. Mrs. Mahr is the wife of former Futtner and eleven other Bosker of Norwich died Sunday a communicant of St. Matthew's Bank at five comers. members previously announced. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Mrs. Gritzer cites her Town Councilman and Sewer when his southbound car on GOP Battles for ’76 Church. Commissioner Frederick Mahr. Connecticut 32 glanced against CORN SUPPER Elizabeth Raymond Bird; a background as "the best Survivors are two brothers, Open Casting another car as he tried to pass it daughter, Mrs. Donna D'Aquila qualifications one can have," She has served as the first presi­ WEDNESDAY, AUG. 23 Concetto Zanghi and Louis dent of the South Windsor South Windsor Country Players and then struck a building, police of South Windsor; a sister, Mrs. based on improvements in the will hold open casting for their 5:00 - 7:00 P.M. Zanghi, both of Toiiand; and a Joseph Mascola of South Wind­ Women's Republican Club and reported. Ready To Name system since taking the position Gaffney lister, Mrs. Carmella PoUiceno of has been active in party affairs late — November early- Brian McIntosh. 25. of Elast Y6ar sor; and a foster brother, Martin in 1960. According to Mrs. Church Community House Hartford. for many years. December musical comedy, "li'l Hartford, was killed Saturday Horris of South Windsor. Gritzer, a revised filing system Abner," on Monday. Diesday Rt. 44-A, Coventry The funeral will be Wednesday The funeral will be tomorrow Smith is a member of the night when his motorcycle went at 9:15 a.m. from the Burke was put into operation and she Aug. 28 and 29. at St. Francis Backing Nixon Tonight at 8:15 a.m. from the Burke Young GOP and has served in out of control on a Manchester MENU DONATION (if was responsible for introducing Funeral Home,76 Prospect St., key capacities during the 1971 Church Hall, 673 Ellington Rd., street and hit a tree, police said. Funeral home, 76 Prospect St., the Flexoprint system for easier Ham Adults Rockville, with a Mass of Chris­ campaign. at 8 p.m. There are parts MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) — The battle between large- with a Mass of the Resurrection printing. She also initiated the Corn Fritters with. J2.00 tian Burial at St. Matthew's Republican Town Committee (speaking and non-speaking) state moderates and small-state conservatives over the shape at St. Bernard's Church, voter redistricting done in 1%2 Maple Syrup Children 6-12 Meskill i:'. ■ ■ 'V'"--' Church at 10. Burial will be in St. Chairman Robert Sklenar has available for over 40 actors' A flock of cedar waxwing of the 1976 Republican Convention appeared headed for a Rockville, at 9. Burial will be in and 1969. Com on the Cob 1.00 Bernard's Cemetery, Rockville. announced the appointment of singers and dancers, ages from birds numbering about 30 are { St. Bernard's Cemetery, The next big goal being Salad By DON MEIKLE floor fight today in the only visible rift of a united GOP Friends may call at the funeral Mrs. Martha Williams of early teens to 50's or 60's. Elroest capable of destroying as many Children 5 and under Rockville. planned by the registrar would be Rolls MIAMI BEACH. Fla. (AP) - poised to renominate President Nixon tonight. home tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 Ellington Rd. to serve as Cirillo will direct. For further as 90,000 cankerworms in one Free Steele Adds Friertds may call at the funeral to establish an IBM process at Coffee. Punch What keeps Connecticut Conservatives from the South to 9 p.m. absentee ballot chairman. information, call Jeanne month. These worms are a pest home tonight from 7 to 9. 10,000 voters registered. The par­ to fruit growers. Homemade Pies Republican Chairman J. Brian and the smaller, traditionally Former Town Councilman Mangino, 644-8006, or Jo DeMaio, ty currently has 7,500 and is Gaffney in a Rules Committee Fire Controls Republican states seen favoring a H erbert G Miller Peter Nicholas will head the 644-8723. anticipating boosting the number meeting, sweating under the potential 1976 presidential bid by McGovern ROCKVILLE - Herbert G. Frank Harrison by another 1,000 during the television lights, for nine hours is To Platform Vice President Spiro T. Agnew Miller, 73, of 8 White St., husband presidential year, she said. more than just a philosophical pushed their delegate- Frank M. Harrison, 79. of of Mrs. Dlona FYederick Miller Mrs. Gritzer has served as argument. apportionment plan through the Calling On Denver, Colo., father of Hal M. A recommendation calling for a died yesterday at his home. president of the Democratic For Gaffney, just about every convention's Rules Committee in Harrison of 175 Timrod Rd., died “national focus and continuing Mr. Miller was boro July 26, Womens Club of South Windsor rules proposal is judged by a nine-hour session that lasted Friday in Denver after a long direction in fire research, preven­ 1899 in Broad Brook and had and is a member of the town whether it will help or hinder the tion, supresslon and protection," until late Monday night. Johnson lived most of his life in Rockville. illness. committee. She has been a direc­ chances of nominating Gov. ■They've asked for a floor fight Othet survivors are his wife, presented by Republican He was a member of Fayette tor of the Registrar Association EARIVWEEK Thomas J. Meskill for president and they're getting it. as far as AUSTIN, Tex. (AP) - Sen. three grandchildren, and three Congressman Robert H. Steele, Lodge of Masons, the Maple since 1970 and has recently been some day. I'm concerned," said William George McGovern, declaring he great-grandchildren. was adopted today at the Grove Club, the Red Men and re-elected to a four-year term. The, rest of the world may Republican convention in Miami, McLaughlin. Michigan's was here to honor a former presi­ Foresters of America. Before he She was also a member of the AP groan and shake its head at the by the Platform Committee. Republican chairman and a dent “who deserves all the honor retired in 1964, he was employed Brian P. McIntosh association's legislative com­ idea, but Gaffney is quite serious Steele, who had testified before leader of the GOP moderates. his countrymen can give," came at Pratt and Whitney Division of mittee which was influential in about it. He helped Meskill get the committee earlier this week Others indicated their to Texas today for a long-sought United Aircraft Corp., East Hart­ Brian Page McIntosh,'25. Elast helping inagurate nine of ten elected mayor of New Britain a enthusiasm for a floor battle was unity meeting with Lyndon B. Hartford, formerly of expressed gratitude today that ford. priority changes in the election decade ago; he helped get him^ the committee had accepted his waning, though the full conven­ Johnson. Manchester, was killed Saturday BONUS BMSI Survivors, besides his wife, laws during the 1971 General elected to Congress in 1966; and recommendations which urged tion loomed as a more favorable But Johnson, whose Vietnam night when he lost control of the are daughter.