< biggin Racks The Weather PAGE TWENTY- MANCHESTER EVENING HEaiALD. Mancheater. Conn., Mon.. Oct. 9,1972 ficers will rehearse at 6:15. Mtw SPEBSQSA, will rehean* ton||^t Vp lOOth Win Scholarship Service will be given, at the KofC Home at 8. FVlr tonight, low in the u m w the meeUng, refreshments will be 30i. FUr and milder WedneMbo, ^m lnars are free. rehearsal la open to all men See Page 10 A b o u t T o w n served. highs near 70. Manchester Police interested In singing barbershop- Hlanrbpatpr lEupmng Upralb Financing post-high schooE Theo Badenhuizen, director of style harmony. Obituary northbound car operated by John The religious education board MANCHESTER education will be the subject of the Lutz Junior Museum, vylll of Second Congregational Church J. Walker, 57, of 9 Eldridge St. the third seminar, tomorrow at — Carmine M. Viterito, 18, of 118 appear on the Ranger Andy will meet tonight at 7:30 at the The Senior Citizeni Italian MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY,.OCTOBER 10,1B72 VOL. XCH. No. 8 MANCHESTER A City of Village Charm SIXTEEN PAGES Walker was Issded a written war­ 7:15 p.m. in the Manchester High PRICE FIFTEEN CR V n affairs and was a member of its N. Elm St., was charged Sunday television program Ihesday at church. The board of deaconesses Night program will be Thursday Andrew G. Zale ning for driving after drinking, Schtiol cafeteria, for parents of Republican Town Committee and night with fourth-degree larceny, 3:30 p.m. on Channel 3, V^IC. will meet Tuesday at 3 p.m. In the at 6:30 p.m. and not Tuesday as VERNON - Andrew G. Zale, police said. students planning further educa­ did 4-H work. She also belonged third-degree criminal trespass, He t^ll discuss Kruger National reported in Saturday's Senior 58, of 237 Skinner Rd., husband of tion. Miss Anne L. Beechler, church parlor. to St. Bridget Church and and carrying a dangerous weapon Park in the Union of South Citizens column in The Herald. Mrs. Mary V. Zale, died Saturday WilUam D. Neill, 31, of Asbury MRS guidance director, will dis­ Pachaug Grange. in a motor vehicle, Manchester Africa, the largest wildlife sanc­ The executive board of the at Hartford Hospital. Park, N.J., was charg^ Saturday cuss sources of and application tuary in the world. Survivors are two daughters, Police reported. night with non-support, on a Cir­ Manchester Newcomers Club will Mr. Zale was bom in Scranton, Police said the larceny and for financial aid. Changes in A large colorful beach Mrs. Ellsworth E. Hazard of cuit Court 12 warrant. meet tonight at 8 at the home of Pa., and had lived in Hartford for trespass charges stem from the legislation regarding federal aid Manchester Assembly, Order turrycloth towel is ideal to use Manchester and Mrs. Eldon He is being held in lieu of a Mrs. John Papa, 264 Main St. 23 years before coming to Vernon alleged theft of an auto part from will be highlighted, and a of Rainbow for Girls, will have a as a tablecloth for a picnic. It Johnson Jr. of Boulder, Colo.; $250 surety bond for court washes easily and needs no Viet Talks 10 years ago. He was employed at demonstration of the needs four grandchildren and two great­ Pantaleo’s Used Auto Parts, 775 business meeting tonight at 7:30 Manchester Chapter, the Stanadyne Corp. of Hartford. appearance Tuesday at East analysis by the College at the Masonic Temple. All of­ ironing. grandchildren. Parker St. The weapon charge He was a member of St. Luke’s Hartford. The funeral will be Wednesday was lodged after a gun was found Church, Ellington, and Holy at 8:15 a m. from the Holmes in the suspect’s car, police said. Trinity Church of Hartford. He Susan Fagan. 18, of Elast Hart­ FVneral Home, 400 Main St., with A 15-year-old Manchester girl, also belonged to the Lithuanian- ford, was issued a summons Frozen Meat Dept. a Mass of the Resurrection at St. unidentified because of her age, American Citizens Club of Hart­ Saturday charging her with Shenandoah Cornish In Third Day Bridget Church at 9. Burial will was taken into custody in connec­ failure to carry license and ford. tion with the same incident, be in Pauchaug Cemetery. operating a motor vehicle with Survivors, besides his wife, are police said, and was later Hens WASHINGTON (AP) — Henry A. Kissinger went into an FYiends may call at the funeral defective tires at Burnham St. a son, Dr. Andrew P. Zale of released to her parents. unprecedented third day of talks with the North Vietnamese home Tuesday from 3 to 5 and 7 and Croft Dr. a Groton, Mass.; two daughters, Court date is Oct. 30 at f r e e z e r q u e e n in Paris today, then took time out to call on the French to 9 p.m. Court date is Oct. 30. Miss Audrey M. Zale of Vernon Manchester. Salisbury 2-lb. pkf. Diamonds foreign minister, Maurice Schumann. and Mrs. Dorothy Tufo of West Mrs. Nellie Bradley Mark F. Knee, 25, of Rt. 6 Turkey Slices The presidential adviser on national security affairs went Newton, Mass.; three brothers, A small amount of change was Andover, was issued a summons Chicken Croquet Stolen Dr. Anthony Zale and John Zale, Mrs. Nellie Bradley, 92, of 44 taken in a break into Dick’s Elsso to the foreign minister with Arthur K. Watson, the U.S. Saturday charging him with Veal Partniflin both of Scranton, Pa., and Frank Greenwood Dr., widow of George station, 411 Hartford Rd., which IMCON ambassador to France. failure to carry license after a COUP. Beef Patties From Jet Zale of Carbondale, Pa.; two Bradley, died Sunday at a was reported to police Saturday. Reports in Paris said Kissinger is believed to have one-car accident. His car hit a tree. FOOD ^ MARKETS Veal t Peppers sisters, Mrs. Helen Connors of Manchester convalescent home. Also reported at that time was discussed Vietnam with Schumann. Carbondale and Mrs. Julia Mrs. Bradley was bom March Court date is Oct. 30. JERUSALEM (AP) - A con­ the theft of a bench grinding CALDOR SHOPPING CENTER - EXIT 93,1-86 signment of diamonds worth Kissinger conferred with the Bennett of Scranton, and two 20, 1880 in Glasgow, Scotland, machine worth $25, apparently evidence that, if nothing else, Two 14-year-old Ashford boys more than $50,000 was stolen North Vietnamese envoys to the Kissinger and the North Viet­ grandchildren. and had lived in Manchester since taken earlier this month. were taken into custody Sunday from an Air France jetliner Paris peace talks Sunday and The funeral will be Tuesday at 1944. She had been employed as a On checking the area, police namese have Increased the pace night after an alleged shoplifting carrying the stones from brael to Monday and decided to stay over of negotiations. 8:15 a.m. from the Molloy buyer at the G. Fox and Co., recovered a stolen car, unoc­ incident at Treasure City Depart­ Hong Kong, the head of Israel’s for a third day to continue the A flurry of reports in recent Funeral Home, 906 Farmington Hartford, from 1918 until she cupied, on Campfield Rd. The ment Store at the Parkade. They Diamond Exchange said today. meetings. Ave., Hartford, with a Mass of retired in 1943. She was a car, owned by Kenneth Walters days that peace might be near has were later released to their “The stones left Israel safely. A Saigon newspaper, with links been dismissed by the White the Resurrection at Holy Trinity member of Second of 19 Pearl St., was reported parents. They were stolen somewhere on to President Nguyen Van Thieu’s House and the North Vietnamese Church, Hartford, at 9. Burial Congregational Church, a former stolen shortly before 7 a.m. Satur­ FAU the route,” said Moshe Schnitzer, chief adviser, said there had been as speculation. chairman of its Lucy Spencer will be in Ellington Cemetery. day. no major change in the U.S. and Group, and had taught Sunday A suspected break into the Iona Director of the big diamond Kissinger is expected to return The family suggests that any Investigation of both incidents South Vietnamese positions in School at the church for many Mfg. Co. warehouse on Electric market in Tel Aviv. The plane, he to Washington tonight, at about memorial contributions may be is continuing, police said. the secret Paris negotiations. years. She had worked for many St. was discovered by police on FROZEN said, made stops at Tehran, Boni- the same time that Democratic made to the American Cancer routine patrol Sunday morning. bay and Bangkok. The Tin Song dally declared: presidential candidate George Society. years at The Gift Shop at Goods valued at about $200 Police found a panel missing Police said they were working “It is not true at all what some McGovern goes on television to Manchester Memorial Hospital as were taken in a Friday night from an overhead door, but a with police in Asia to investigate newspaper dispatches are saying, outline his plan for ending the Mrs. Steven Steniger a volunteer of the Hospital Aux­ break into the Fox Grove Country check of the building showed that the vanishing gems, the second that the secret talks In Paris are war. VERNON — Mrs. Alice Louise iliary. a u b at 454 Keeney St., police discussing the political future of She was a member of Hartford apparently nothing was missing.