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• V The Weather Senior Citizen Rain ending tonight, the low Is PAGE TWENTY-FOUR— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., I-YI.. Oct. 6,1972 the mid 40i. Partly sunny, wlady News Round-Up Ha«rl|patpr lEuptiittg Hrralb and cool Sunday, high bi the N i. Coventry PTO Seeks Cast Tolland Volunteer Ambulance Fund Drive To Be Launched Next Week See Page 2 ambulance service for a year will The wedc of Oct. 8 has been dtes the TVAA’s seven years of calls the previous year. Popula­ mail. Including a completed for financial support from be provided to households con­ MANCHESTER — A City of Village Charm SIXTEEN PAGES declared "Tolland Volunteer Am­ service to the town. tion has increased from 6,000 in booklet containing ambulance in­ residents will be Included in the MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7,1972 VOL. XCII, No. 6 PRICE FIFTEEN CErflf For Comedy Production tributing 15. Further information bulance Week ” by First Select­ During that time the 50 1965 to about 8,500 at present. formation and history of the mailing. may be obtained from Richard Coventry Grammar School man Erwin Stoetzner as a members of the TVAA have In addition to answering association; first aid information Although contributions of any Open casting for “ Charley’s Landers or Mary Ann Oole. Parent-Teacher Organization. prelude to a fund-raising cam­ served the town with over 18,000 emergency calls, the TVAA has and a telephone sticker with the amount will be appreciated, free Aunt” , the late 19th century com­ Casting calls for six male and paign to be conducted by the scheduled duty hours in 1971 participated in demonstrations, phone numbers of the am­ edy by Randon Thomas, will take four female roles. All those in­ ambulance corps. alone, and have had 3,000 hours assisted in safety programs and bulance, fire department, poison place on Oct. 12 and IS from 7 to terested are invited to attend one The fund drive is being con­ of classroom and physical are now holding several Red center, drug information, town Kathy says: "Lika Columbus, Discover a New World Of 9 p.m. at Coventry Grammar of the try-out sessions. ducted to ease the strain on the training to maintain their ef­ Cross First Aid classes for police and the state police. Oelifhtful Eatini at Pero's" School. town budget and to avoid raising ficiency. Merchants and friends, suppor­ In addition, all those interested residents of Tolland and surroun­ OSCHUO FSESH: Mm . CwtUndi, NuShlti, BirtM l ftm . E l M i SHdiM, SwitSl, hmeUM, The play Is scheduled for the ambulance fee, according to During the past year the TVAA ding towns. ting the TVAA, have given adver­ Nixon Outlines Tax in working on the production in Ftnii Cld«. presentation early next spring, any other capacity should either the TVAA. members answered 162 am­ The TVAA will conduct its fund tising support to the association NATIVE: Sm tl Cmi. TonuTm, Sn I Bim m , ipkiKli, a n M M S Ti Sm Bm m , C v n li, and is being sponsored by the attend a try-out, or contact MrS. In his proclamation Stoetzner, bulance calls, compared to 110 solicitation campaign via the through the booklet. A request CMlIHMitt. In k i, Bo iIm liHim. AipMi|M. HM S«S Nw m , Efl Hm I, I iu Ms i , S M Ii k m i Malm , IM CiUait, Una and SMI Siam, Acm and BattMiMt IdMak, SidM a«d VaSda /. Joseph Shea, Daley Rd. Squ»A. State Birth 4-H Oub FAESH: SttawbHriai, H w N rdm . CanlalMptf. Sad, IM ta and I l M B n # - , t m m i SM M M A new 4-H Club, This and That, raan. F«Mr|ianatat. PImatipIti. Brapatriill, SwAlt Pun, C niuflu, PlwM, NaciarlMa, Rate May Be Bluabwrlu. has been formed, under the LAST CAEl FOB PEACHES leadership of Mrs. Ralph Pase^ AMERICAN Reform Proposals Lowest In Nation and Mrs. Samuel Zwick. NOTICE WEEKEND SPECIALS! HARTFDRD (AP) — Connec­ Officers are president, Kathy nominee George McGovern. The questions about taxes by saying cast on national radio networks Mutuai-to outline his views on ticut stands a good chance of Hustus; vice president, Kathy CANCER SOCIETY CALIFOR>flA LETTUCE ..................... hd.29< THURMONT, Md. (AP) - radio addresses will come as he he was making the commitment today. tax reform and the nation’s ending up the year with the Manchester Unit Will Sponsor C U K E S ............................................3 for 294 that ’’there will be no tax in­ Zwick; secretary, Kim Breault; After faulting Congress for economy. awaits the adjournment of lowest birth rate in the nation, treasurer, Michelle Moravec; and I THE MANCHESTER HATER CO. CANTALOUPES ................................. ea. 39<t “ overspending” and renewing a The chief executive scheduled The 15-mlnute broadcast was Congress to begin in earnest his crease in 1973.” says Richard M. Bower of reporter, Deborah Pasek. SEEDLESS GRAPES ............................Ib.494 personal campaigning for re- no-tax-hike commitment. Presi­ the paid political broadcast over the first in a series that Nixon He qualified the commitment Norwalk, founder of Zero The club projects during the HILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY A Caravan of Fashion Visit Our Imported Basket Di^layl dent Nixon detailed his own tax three nationwide radio plans on the major issues of his election. to say that he could accomplish Population Growth. year will include cooking, Presented by Lord & Taylor We Carry The Mancheater Evenliw HenUd networks—NBC, CBS and Nixon flew to his Maryland reform views in a political broad­ campaign against Democratic the pledge only with the coopera­ Bower reports that the present clothing and crafts. MONDAY, OCTOBER 9, OOMPIaETE UNE OF SUNDAY PAPERS mountaintop retreat late FYiday tion of Congress, now under trend indicates that the total WE 8ELX>S0o CONN. LOTTERY nOKETSI with his wife, arriving here to Democratic control. number of births may drop below COLLMBLSDAY FRIDAY, OCT. 13 spend the sixth of the last seven 40,000 in the state this year. Ladies and Children Continental B re a kfa st9-10 a.m. nights at the compound in the Nixon said he plans to stick There were 45,600 births in Watch jrour itcp! W« K m htth that don't slip or Fashion Show 10:15 a.m. McGovern And Eagleton Catoctin Mountains. close to the White House until Connecticut during 1971, he said, mark Moors. Alto shots madt kmftr or widtr. Lord and Taylor West Hartford PEROH ntODUcir The broadcast, live from the Congress adjourns in mid- and 19,660 during the first six S A M YULYES Emergency Tel. No. 649-0857 Donation S3.00 Call 643-2168 for Tickets same Camp David cottage he has October. although aides said he months of 1972. If the trend of the 876 OAKL-ANP ST., MANCHESTER — WS-aiM used for other radio addresses in would go to Atlanta on 'Thursday SS Oak Street first half-year continues, the total Campaign In Missouri the past two years, came agaliut for a political appearance. will be atout 39,400, Bower said. a backdrop of hare-bones tax The hardwood forests in Nix­ choice but to make the same pledges made by Nixon and KANSAS Q'TY, Mo. (AP) - campaign rally and an awards on’s mountain retreat are flushed decision. White House aides. Democratic presidential nominee dinner honoring former Presi­ “ The Eagleton issue should be Presidential advisers said last with the first red and orange George McGovern is going cam­ dent Harry S Truman. Eagleton colors of autumn. But low- set aside in this campaign,’ ’ month that, if Nixon were re­ paigning today with his deposed himself was to be honored as hanging clouds muted the colors McGovern said. “ We ought to elected, there would be no tax running mate. Sen. Thomas F. Missouri’s Democrat of the year. and caused some„doubt fbr a focus on what are the key increase during his second four- Eagleton, after saying that There was a special drama to while Friday whether Nixon’s problems before our nation.” year term. anybody who votes against him the normal political amenities of helicopter could land at its usual McGovern dropped Eagleton At a news conference because of the ticket switch “ is McGovern’s Kansas City speech. mountaintop clearing. on July 31, after the Missouri Thursday, Nixon responded to betraying the national interest “ I’m glad to be in a state that has HONORING A DEDICATED PROFESSION I sent two of the most able senator disclosed that he had and betraying his own interest.” been hospitalized for mental McGovern’s first campaign members to the United States depression three times between visit to the home state of the vice Senate, Tom Eagleton Kidnapers Foiled 1960 and 1966 and had undergone presidential nominee he dropped McGovern said. At the mention electric shock treatment. 67 days ago in favor of Sargent of the name, the crowd in Union McGovern Said he dropped the By Plucky Teacher Shriver drew a cheering crowd Station set up a cheer and National McGovern never got around to vice presidential nominee he had that overflowed a Kansas City chosen at the Democratic with the ransom in suitcases in railroad station concourse Friday adding the second name, Sen, MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) National Convention “ on the the trunk. But the kidnapers night. Police estimated the tur­ Stuart Symington. — A plucky 20-year-old music basis of trying to keep this cam­ failed to show up to claim it. nout at more than 15,(K)0, and McGovern discussed the teacher, realizing it was “ now or paign centered on the issues." The drama started at 1:30 Vernon Police Chief ‘Mugged’ McGovern said he had not seen a Eagleton affair Friday in a never," kicked her way out of a “ Let me just say that any voter Friday afternoon when Miss m Chicago television interview, and small van and led six young Edmund F.

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