PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER ^EVENING ^ HERALD. Manchester.^ Conn.. Mon -------:.Ian ----14 !------1074^ * • . i Gold water Fears Horoital Costs Increase - Pow-Wow Conductejd For Cub Leaders WASHINGTON Obituaries (UPI) — National expenditures Political Unrest Algonquin District had its on health care have grown and members of t he individual from $78.35 per person in first annual Cub 'Scout Pow- pack committees. Sylvio .Murijuis at the Church of the Assump­ Funeral Home, 400 Main St., at I f 1950 to $394.16 in ,1972 and tion. Burial will be in St. James' Nixon Quits Wow on Saturday at St. Mary’s may reach around $750 per Sylvio Marquis, 63^ of 341 a time to be announced. Burial 'General chairman for this ' Cemetery. Episcopal Church. person by 1980, The National Hilliard St., died Saturday in will be in East Cemetery, with WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. event was Jackie Ennis who is Friends may call at the president. I think- tney might Consumer Finance Association Baptist Hospital, Plant City, full military honors. Barry M. Goldwater, R-Ariz., also the Algonquin District funeral home tonight from 7 to start an effort for a con­ The Pow-Wow is a training* says. "Manchesler—A City of Village Chhrm Fla. He was the husband of, Friends may-call at the Mys resignation of President session for all adult Cub training chairman. A staff of The big increase has been in I’KICE: FIF I KKIN CENTS Mrs. Laurette Gadbois 9. Nixon w;ould cause “an up­ stitutional amendment whereby funeral home Tuesday from 7 to they would call for a special leaders, such as cubmasters, over,50 volunteers planned and hospital care, the cost of Marquis. 9 p.m. heaval int American politics’’ election...” den leaders and committee carried out this program. which has risen 8.5 per cent a Born in Frenchville, Maine, .Mrs. .Sallv IM. Phillip.s and “raise havoc with the members; year over two decades. he lived in Manchester 20 years. COVENTRY-Mrs. Sally M. whole world.” If that happened, he said, “and we didn’t have an orderly Before his retirement in 1971 he Fred B. Kingsbury He said he would not advise Phillips, 66, of Daley Rd., died transition ... I think it .could Joseph Gallagher, district- was a foreman for Industrial Fred B. Kingsbury, 70, of 16 the President to step down. Saturday in Windham Com­ raise havoc with the whole ®*6cutive, says that Algonquin '’Construction Co. ofJVewington Horton Rd., died today at New Interviewed Sunday on NBC’s munity Hospital, Willimantic, world.” He stressed that the District has about 50 Cub Packs 30 years. He had maintained a Born in Penbroke, N.B., Can,, Britain General Hospital after “Meet the Pregs,” Goldwater . a short illness. He was the biggest job of the presidency is which serves over 2,500 boys in winter residence in Zephyrhills, she lived in Coventry for the said: “Now, ifUhe President foreign policy. eight surrounding towns. Fla. He was a communicant of past 45 years. widower of Mrs. Ruth Shaffer were to resion at this particular S' Goldwater said he believes St. Bridget Church. Kingsbury who died Dec. 18, moment, I think it would cause Survivors are a daughter, 1973. President Nixon has “started a Other survivors are a Mrs. Keith Phillips, and a son, an unusual upheaval in This training experience was He was born Jan. 29,1903, in recovery” in the standing with y daughter. Mrs. Richard Phillips Merrithew, b^th of American politics,, attended by the man adult CdVentry, the son of Charles S. the public since two months ago Templeton of Manchester; a Penbroke; two sisters,'' Mrs. “I can’t believe, for example, volunteer leaders who make the and Anna G. Barret Kingsbury. when the Arizona senator had. stepdaughter, Mrs. Doris Zilko Grace Roth of California and that the Democratic party experience of cub scouting declared Nixon’s credibility had of Wooster, Ohio; a stepson, Mrs. Eva Osman of Florida; He lived in Manchester 20 would sit idly by and allow Vice available to the boys. Other dis­ Supermarkets Raymond Desrosiers of two brothers, Ensley Phillips of years. He was employed at the President Ford to become reached an all-time low from tricts throughout Long Rivers Orwigbur.g, Pa.; three Easton, Maine, and Thomas Hartford Electric Light Co. un­ which he plight never recover. Council were represented. til his retirement in 1968 after “It is not easy to tell how high With Israelis brothers, Albert Marquis of Phillips of Penbroke; nine United Press Inlernational 38 years of service. that recovery has ^one, but I This all-day training event in­ panying Kissinger said the no more than one more round of Deputy Israeli Prime Minister Garden City, Mich.’, John grandchildren, and two great­ Secretary of State Henry A. Egyptian and Israeli proposals Marquis of East Hartford and grandchildren. Survivors are two sons, School Board think he is better off hqw than cludes all phases of Cub Scout shuttle trips between Egypt and Yigal Allon, Defense Minister Charles H. Kingsbury of New Kissinger met for two hours were similar enough t6 make a Israel would be necessary Ronaldo Marquis of Windsor; Funeral services will be in he was when I m ad ^ th a t leadership from handicraft for Moshe Dayan and other key Britain and Robert Kingsbury remark,” Goldwater sa id .\ Den Mothers the pack with top Israeli leaders today in compromise possible. before reaching a “workable and four sisters, Mrs. Philip Woodstock, N.B., Can. The Meets Tonight a bid to iron out differences in Israeli officials. ’ of Penacook, N.H.; a. sister, He urged that the nation ^ t aministration for cubmasters “ We have gone from the agreement.;’ Kissinger arrived in Griffin of Hartford, Mrs. Marie Potter Funeral, Home, 456 conflicting Egyptian and Israeli Mrs. Josephine Sacknus of Npw Superintendent of Schools tn with solving other problems. generalities to the specifics,” Armed with a white canvas Jerusalem Monday night Cassino and Mrs. Larry Jackson St., Willimantic, is in James P. Kennedy will report proposals for crucial troop said source in the U.S. delega­ London; five granddaughters “Let’s get these other things map case and ledgers of details carrying a troop withdrawal Malone, both of Berlin, and charge of local arrangenfients. to the Board of Education withdrawals near the Suez tion. “The differences which and a nephew. solved,” Goldwater said, “and from the Egyptian government, proposal from Egyptian Presi­ Mrs, Gilbert Clavette of East tonight, on his schedule for Canal. exist are manageable.” Hartford. Funeral services will be unless there is something more VITAMIN Kissinger and his aides met in dent Anwar Sadat. modification of the school hours Don’t Miss Frank’s Senior U.S. officials accom­ The source said Kissinger felt The funeral will be Tuesday Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the unusual about the President and Jerusalem for two hours with .Miss Margaret V: Richard­ ■Kenney-Luddy Funeral Home, in Manchester which went into Watergate than has come out, HEADQUARTERS at 9:15 a.m. from the Holmes son effect today and will continue Ad In Tuesday’s Plan “Not Salisfartory" Funeral Home, 400 Main St., 31 High St., New Britain. Burial let’s get off his back. Either im­ Liggett Parkade The Egyptian plan was a Miss Margaret V. Richard­ until March 1. Low Prices! will be in Comstock Cemetery peach him or not.” ■ counterproposal to an Israeli with a Mass at 10 at St. Bridget son, 49, of New York City, Kennedy will also present his Church. Burial will be in Mt. St. in Montville. HERALD. 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