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Sunny today, high near 30. Increasing Area news .. 14, 15 Editorial ...... 4 cloudiness tonight, low in 20s. Friday Business...... 6 F a m ily ...... 8, 9 mostly cloudy, milder, chance of mor Classified 16, 17, 18 Gardening ...... 13 ning showers, high near 50. National Manchester A City of Vi1,loge Charm C om ics...... 19 Obituaries ...... 10 weather forecast map on page 17. Dear A bby...... 19 S p o rts...... 11, 12 TWEISTY PAGES TWO SECTION^ MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1376 - VOL. XCV, No. 143 PRrCEt FIFTEEN CENTS In the wake of terrorist bombings News summary London mass transit security tightened
(luinpiled from By United Press International precedented in the 113-year history of In Northern Ireland, authorities sons and the discovery of three cumstances," warranting the step. Uiiiled I’ ress Inleriiuliunal More than 1,000 policemen and the city’s mass transit system. warned the public to be on the bombs in three days aboard London At the height of the morning rush, armed plain clothes officers rode The police aboard the commuter lookout for letter bombs in their St. subways. Two of the London bombs police and the subway’s private London’s trains and subways today in trains and subways searched parcels, Patrick’s Day cards. exploded, injuring eight persons, but security force searched bags and an all out effort to halt the recent briefcases and handbags suspected of The stepped up security followed a the other was defused. briefcases at scores of the 270 State wave of terrorist bombings. The containing Irish Republican Army renewed bombing campaign in In Belfast, police today found the stations serving an estimated two beefed up security was un bombs. Northern Ireland that killed two per- mutilated body of a man behind a million Londoners a day. NEW HAVEN-A $5 million Protestant-owned pub. They said the Overground commuter trains emp civil suit has been filed in New man — the sixth secretarian murder tying at center city terminals also Haven Superior Court by the victim this year — had been beaten were scoured to ensure no bombs had guardian of 9-year-old Beth savagely and stabbed at least 16 been left behind. Ann Cameron, the sole sur times. In Northern Ireland, two persons vivor of a truck accident in The use of plain clothes officers died Wednesday night in a bomb blast which her parents and three carrying gun on commuter trains near Dungannon, 30 miles west of sisters died Dec. 6,1975 in Ver drew immediate protest from civil Belfast. The bomb, estimated to con mont. n ■) libertarians, who pointed to the long tain 70 pounds of explosives, was standing British tradition of rarely planted in an automobile trunk out WATERBURY-Lawyers in issuing firearms to police officers. side a Roman Catholic-owned bar. the Murray R. Gold murder “Plainclothes policemen with guns Forty miles south of Belfast at trial argued Wednesday about can easily be mistaken for Caledon on the County Armagh the admissibility of psychiatric terrorists," said Brian Richardson of border with the Irish Republic, a records concerning a dead man the National Council for Civil Liber bomb affixed to the door of a Protes who defense attorneys claim ties. He termed the stationing of tant farmhouse was triggered by a killed Irving and Rhoda Paster armed officers aboard subways a dog, police said. nak. “frightening development." /i But police spokesmen said the con The bomb caused extensive Regional certed IRA terror campaign had damage to the front of the home but created the “most desperate cir no injuries. CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - The miners of the future could work GLDROX in space suits instead of tunnels and ride home on rocket powered asteroids, according Weiss recommends to Massachusetts Institute of all fabric bleach Technology astrophysicists who see the asteroids as poten tial sources of iron and nickel s(^hool budget cut when earth, supplies are depleted. By SOL R. COHEN the fact that revenues from all Herald Reporter sources, exclusive of the property BOSTON — Reputed un lax, show no increase from the derworld boss Raymond Town Manager Robert Weiss is recommending a $13,850,063 school current year. Revenue-Sharing funds Patriarca's fourth attempt to are still in some serious doubt and reverse his 1970 conviction for budget for 1976-77. It is $300,000 below the $14,150,063 requested by the state aids to municipalities are still murder conspiracy has been subject to change. denied by the U. S. First Cir Rivals exchange views school administration. However, it is $850,000 or 6.54 per cent above the $13 "Our current year revenue picture cuit Court of Appeals. is not optimistic and, therefore, we Thomas Ferguson, right, and Wally Irish exchanged views prior to Wednesday night's elec million current budget. The $850,000 recommended in face the likelihood of requiring most tion of a new Republican town chairman. Ferguson was elected and Irish pledged to work crease is the equivalent of just under of the present surplus funds to offset tax and other revenue shortfalls." National w'ith him for unification of all factions of the party. (Herald photo by Dunn) 3 mills in Manchester’s new Grand Weiss has scheduled a second Dolor List. WASHINGTON - New York The $13,850,063 recommended by meeting of the school board and Board of Directors, as authorized in 36S may be the air transport Weiss would include Instant Lottery the town charter and as requested by capital of the United States, receipts anticipated by Manchester p3 but Washington will get the through June 30, 1977. Weiss es the school board. It will be March 24 at 8 p.m. in the Board Of Education’s nation's first commercial timates three payments of $62,581 Thomas Ferguson elected meeting Room, N. School St. supersonic jetliner service each, for a total of $187,743. He said i.99 5 “ Weiss has until March 29 to submit when British Airways and Air he will ask the town counsel to deter .99 6 “ his recommended tentative budgets A France begin twin flights from mine within state law how to handle and tax rates for 1976-77 and has said London and Paris May 24 to Instant Lottery receipts properly. he'll submit them next week. Washington to start U. S. Con local GOP chairman In a letter to Allan Thomas, school A public hearing on those tentative ^99 corde service. board chairman, Weiss notes that his budgets and tax rates will be held recommendation represents nearly Mibla core: the liberai concept. And, the time to Manchester Republicans to go April 5 at 8 p.m. at Waddell School. s; reversible. PARTRIDGE, Ky. - A crew By SOL R. COHEIN 98 per cent of the amount requested. The Board of Directors will have to has sealed the last entrance to Hcruld ltr|iorlcr start is right now and right here, so forward toward again becoming the "An important factor involved in majority party in Manchester. He May 7 to adopt budgets and tax rates an underground section of a Thomas F. Ferguson is the new let's get started.” this etermination," states Weiss, "is coal mine where the bodies of chairman of the Manchester Ferguson is chairman of the GOP S<-<' Page Two for the fiscal year to begin July 1. 11 men remain following last Republican Town Committee. He State Key Committee, which raises week’s double tragedy. succeeds Nathan Agostinelli, who funds to operate State GOP olyester declined re-election after 15 months Headquarters. He said Tuesday he'd While 100-foot unit is inoperable HJDleknit KANSAS CITY - Wheat in the post. resign the state post if elected town farmers in parts of Kansas, Elected to the position Wednesday chairman. -abrics New Mexico, Colorado, night, Ferguson defeated Wally Irish Ferguson is former co-publisher of 14 Solids Oklahoma and Texas must get Jr. by a 38 to 22 count, with 25 of the the The Manchester Herald, He has Reg. 2.99 rain soon or their crops will town committee not present. The been on the Republican town com Town’s 75 -foot ladder truck mittee since the early 1950’s and was ^7 Fancies fail voting was by paper ballots. d Reg. 2.99 Following announcement of the its treasurer in 1952. WASHINGTON - President Re-elected unanimously and 'onation vote, Irish moved that it be made un shifted to Central station Ford's agenda today included a animous and it was so voted. without opposition were all other of islan® full morning of staff meetings Irish pledged all of his efforts to ficers of the town committee: Elsie rn on domestic issues and an Swensson, vice-chairman; Patricia helping Ferguson and said he’ll work By 1)01 (I BEVINS Both trucks are American truck is assigned according to i.„ Our afternoon session with Vice with him “to insure victory for the Lawrence, corresponding secretary; l / W Reg. President Nelson A. Herald Ui‘porl«-r LaFrance vehicles. The 75-footer is a area of town, Rivosa said. ' f Skein 89c Republicans in November." Harriet Haslett, recording Rockefeller. Ford will make a Manchester’s Town Fire Depart 1952 truck; the 100-footer is a 1967 Rivosa said department ed weight 4 02., 4 It was St. Patrick’s Day and the secretary; and Charles McKenzie, procedures call for two ladder trucks campaign swing into North treasurer. ment has moved its 75-foot aerial truck.- Each meets current tire candidate named Irish not^ that his specifications and insurance only at alarms at Manchester Carolina Saturday. name didn’t do him any good — he Ferguson's name was placed in ladder truck to' Central Fire Headquarters because the 100-foot requirements. Rivosa .said. Memorial Hospital. It extra aerial lost anyway. “The leprechauns nomination by M. Adler Dobkin, apparatus is needed for such a call. IDAHO CITY, Idaho - Sen. ladder truck assigned to the central The 100-foot ladder truck has been weren’t with me,” said Irish. former GOP town chairman, and Rivosa said he would .summon tire Frank Church. D-Idaho, station is inoperable. inoperable for about 10 days due to Ferguson, in a short acceptance Irish’s by Donald Genovesi, former apparatus from one of four surroun scheduled a news conferenc Fire Chief John Rivosa, explaining engine failure. Rivosa said. The fire speech, said, “We’re going nowhere state representative. ding towns with such equipment; here today at which he is the change in assignments, said the department is now seeking cost es if we don’t get the voters. We’ve got Dobkin stressed Ferguson’s East Hartford, Glastonbury, South expected to formally announce 75-foot ladder truck carries the same timates for replacing the gasoline to be a realistic party and recognize background in Manchester and his Windsor, or Rockville his candidacy for the equipment as the 100-foot ladder engine with a diesel engine. The cost the fact that every time there’s been association with The Manchester Other assignment changes forced Democratic presidential truck, except for the obvious is expected to be about $12,000. he a change in this country there’s also Herald as great assets. He said by the inoperable lOO-foot ladder nomination. He is counting on difference in ladder length. said. been a little shift to the left. Ferguson’s maturity, his depth of truck have included a move of the strong showings in primaries in The 75-foot ladder truck, usually Until the 100-foot ladder truck is “If the two-party system is to be experience and his steadiness would department’s Hurst Rescue Tool, the West to make him a con assigned to the Co. 1 station on back in service, the 75-footer is preserved, we Republicans must 'prove of tremendous worth to the used to extricate victims from tender despite his late start. McKee St., is a “first-line" piece of responding to all alarms which build a party to accommodate town committee. wrecked automobiles. The special Genovesi said Irish has the drive apparatus even though it’s older than require aerial apparatus. Rivosa everyone, from the conservative, to .said, .Usual procedure is to send just tool, usually carried on the 100-foot SAN FRANCISCO - the moderate to the those leaning to and the goals for showing the way for the 100-foot ladder truck, Rivosa Prosecutor James Browning said. one ladder truck anyway, and the *<■-' I’llge r«o began his summation today in the bank)robbery trial of Patricia Hearst. He will be followed by defense attorney F. Lee Bailey. Key Grasso budget proposal rejected
International HARTFORD (UPI) — The process fund — which gives financial help to The proposed schedule — almost "What are they going to do next rejected by the senators because it of erasing a $40 million state deficit needy vets — but warned lawmakers the same as the so-called “accrual year?" Mrs. Grasso said. was "too gimmicky." BEIRUT, Lebanon - this year has been thrown into dis still must face up to the budget shor accounting system ” proposed by One Democratic House leader felt "We felt we should either take it or Lebanon slid deeper into array by the rejection of a key ele tage. Mrs. Grasso for next year — would the answer would be major cuts in not take it, and the vote was not to anarchy today, with no effec ment of Gov. Ella T. Grasso’s “The ball is in the iegislature’s shift the due date on one payment of the spending side of the budgets take it, ” Lieberman said. budget-balancing plans. the tax from next fiscal year to the because lawmakers are scared of the tive authority to control the court," she said. Lieberman said the senators voted spread of fighting and little present fiscal year. political repercussions of enacting Democratic majorities in the Meeting behind closed doors in against "short range tax hikes to get prospect for a speedy settle Legislative leaders said the election-year tax hikes. House and Senate Wednesday turned separate rooms, the House and us through this year. ” but left open ment to the country’s mul maneuver would pump the payment, "You’ve got to remember this is an down Mrs. Grasso’s proposal for a Senate Democrats even rejected a the possibility of higher taxes next tisided civil war. expected to reach $35 million, into election year," said Appropriations takeover of the Soldiers, Sailors and compromise to borrow the fund and year to cover the deficit created if this year’s $1.68 billion state budget, Committee Cochairman John Grop- Marines Fund. They agreed instead replace it within three years with the eariy enactment of accrual is ap ROME — The government to study a complicate accounting which ends June 30. po, D-Winsted, because it is more proved. raises gasoline prices for the proceeds from a new daily state politically dangerous to face irate procedure expected to pump some lottery. But it also would create a $35 second time in six days and ^5 million into state coffers this million defidit in. Mrs. Grasso’s taxpayers than the few affected by The governor’s plan to liquidate purchase taxes on autos, liquor year. The overwhelming agreement to proposed $1.8 billion budget next year spending cuts. the $29.5 million veteran’s fund was and restaurant meals in an ef study early a speeded-up schedule of because the lower payment Senate Majority Leader Joseph I. rejected by the legislature in an fort to stop the tailspin of the Mrs. Grasso said she was not sur payments for the state corporate 'chedulcd would have credited the Lieberman. D-New Haven, said the emergency session called last lira. December when the budget deficit prised by the total rejection of her business tax signaled its rising pop $35 million payment to that fiscal compromise to borrow the Soldiers, proposal to liquidate the veterans ularity as a budget-balancing tool. year. Sailors and Marines Fund was first was announced. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., March 18, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., March 18, 1976 - PAGE THREE Library book data Thomas Ferguson elected Credit for jai alai probe (Continued from Page One) Agostlneli, expressed thanks to the cooperation neither I nor my now computerised said Irish’s youth would prove an committee members for the “faith predecessors nor my successors debated at public hearing asset to the party and would help and confidence given me in word and could do it.” bring in the new voter to the deed by so many fine people.” He Odegard, on behalf of the entire WATERBURY(UPI) - the state police were Republican cause. cited the fair treatment given him by committee, expressed “heartfelt relayed to the state By JUNE TOMPKINS is available, its language, Library of bonding speeches for Ferguson The Special Revenue Com proper,” Silvergleid told policeman assigned to the Congress number, Dewey classifica the newspapers in all his endeavors, thanks and very good wishes to Nate" mission says it was the reporters. Herald Reporlrr were by Vincent Diana, his as mayor, state comptroller and for showing us the way.” gaming commission and he Typing up the many cards tion, author’s name and birth date, classmate k Trinity College and a state poiice that faiied to Leonard said the com was ordered to conduct number of pages, price, and subject town chairman. And Director Vivian Ferguson spot troubie at the mission never asked to see necessary before a new book can be long-time friend; Saunda Taylor, “ It's been an invigorating said, “He came into our party when further inquiries,” the introduced for circulation in heading. former GOP vice-chairman; and Bridgeport jai aiai, and not the corporate books and commissioner said. If the cataloguer scanning this in experience,” he said, “many times we were at the lowest ebb. He hung the gaming panei as State minutes of the jai alai Manchester’s libraries is a time- Town Director Carl Zinsser. difficult, but always invigorating. in here and he gave us a tremendous consuming job that will be con formation about any new book Seconding speeches for Irish were Poiice Commissioner owners, Connecticut Sports recently received in the library finds I’ve had the cooperation of many, lift” Edward P. Leonard has Enterprises, until after siderably reduced in the future. by former State Sen. D&vid Odegard many fine people and I leave you Agostinelli received a standing it correct, it is confirmed and cards and former Mayor James Farr. charged. state police raised The computer age has come to with the knowl^ge that without that ovation. About town Mary Cheney Library and the town will be printed at a center in Toledo Leonard Wednesday said questions about the library system. and sent back to the library the commission overlooked operations. A system called NELINET (New requesting them. early signs of problems at The books in fact did not The liturgist training England Library Information ■These are the cards that are nor Town’s 75-foot ladder truck the faciity, and con exist and were made up group of North United Network) has developed a computer mally typed at the individual library. service for at least 25 years, he said. tradicted a commission only after the commission Methodist Church will and the Statewide that will give extensive information Mrs. Prentice said each fiction title (Continued from Page One) ment of ground extension ladders. The 100-footer is inoperable claim it had uncovered the meet tonight at 7 at the on any book that is listed in the data requires a minimum of five cards, Each truck has a 50-foot ladder, two because water got into engine scandal, saying state Organized Crime church. Investigative Task Force bank. and each non-fiction title about eight ladder truck, is now carried in one of 35-foot ladders, and several ladders cylinders through a cracked block, police got the first lead. cards. The cards are for classifica Leonard and commission (SOCITF) asked for them The computer now installed at the the department’s three automobiles. of shorter lengths. The total footage Rivosa said. He said he never Manchester Young library was demonstrated to tion, cross-indexing and check-out. Detailing the ladder equipment of ladders is about 200 for each truck. Chairman Paul J. last Aug. 25, he said. Marines will meet tonight An average of about 36,000 cards a expected serious trouble with the Silvergleid spoke at a “Indeed at one point members of the town library board carried by each ladder truck, Rivosa Rivosa said he’s not considering truck’s engine and had actually at 7 at Howell Cheney year are typed, proofread, and filed said the trucks carry a full comple- legislative hearing on Gov. during the licensing Wednesday night by Mrs. Ruth Pren replacement of the ladder truck planned overhaul of the older truck’s Technical School. tice, cataloguer. in Manchester, head librarian John because it’s of recent vintage (1967) Ella T. Grasso’s plans to process CSE claimed to Jackson said. engine before doing anything to the abolish the commission, in have $1.8 million in cash, belted radials Appropriately, she used the book and it has such a high cost: Between newer truck. by Dr. William E. Buckley, board There would be a time lag of about charge of legalized however a review of the 10 days in receiving the cards from About town $110,000 and $130,000 for comparable Conversion to diesel is gambling, and replace it books by a SOCITF accoun chairman, “A New England Pattern: apparatus. recom mended by the tru c k ’s BARGAINS The History of Manchester, Connec Toledo once the book information is with a more efficient pan tant reflected a cash The trend in fire service is manufacturer, Rivosa said. He said balance of only $2,000,” ticut” for her demonstration. confirmed. Manchester Green Chapter, el. m B LO O M in sets of 4 overhauling and refurbishing of older the department has converted one Leonard said. IN THE As Dr. Buckley watched the The NELINET service including American Association of Retired Leonard told the General apparatus rather than purchase of other piece of apparatus to diesel: A The commissioner said detailed information quickly the computer and hookup cost ?5,000 Persons will meet March 24 at 1:39' Law Committee at Crosby Sale Prices Per Tire Sturt As Loir As and will be in complete operation in new trucks, Rivosa said. It’s com 1951 American LaFrance engine High School inadequacies SOCITF investigators got W ANT ADS revealed about his book on the p.m. in Fellowship Hall of Communi mon for a ladder truck to remain in housed at Co. 4, School St. scanner, he said he was not only about 10 days after a training session ty Baptist Church, 585 E. Center St, in the commission’s pre the first lead in the case 643-2711 last May 19. S t E t l ' fascinated with the speed with which for local library personnel. ^Ivatore . Anello, manager of the sent structure and Working in an unrelated the detailed information was shown, NELINET is a program of the New East Hartford Social Security office, workings kept it from spot SMORGASBORD case, they spotted jai alai ' but also that his book is circulated England Board of Higher Education will be at the meeting to answer ting questionable activities 9 Chapman Court No. 10 OotA vice president Lidizio Ren- among so many libraries in the coun and was begun in 1966. It has been questions about Social Security. at the jai alai. A78-13 Mitonle Temple, Mencheeter zulli of Fairfield meeting try. developed to provide computerized After the program, there will be a Silvergleid said since the Whitewall library technical services, consulta state police is the com with a suspected Connec Surprisingly, one mid-west library social hour with refreshments. Sunday, March 21 plusF.E.T. had Dr. Buckley’s book classified un tion, and library research capacities mission's investigative ticut organized crime BB der travel. on a regional basis for the academic, 5 to 7 P.M. arm, the department figure in Bridgeport, he STEEI^BELTKI) governmental, and public libraries of Th« Mancheeter should be blamed for any said. GUAHDSiMA.N Reg. SALK There are 672 libraries along the ^ Qllbart a Sullivan Workahop Donation; Adults *3.50 Child S to 12 *1.75 New England. failures in the licensing of SOCITF earlier iden Sears Highway Passenger Tire Warranty RADIAL Brice PKICE F.E.T. Atlantic coast using the NELINET P reten U Under 5 Free services, 19 of which have Dr. It can be used in cooperation with the $15 million facility. tified the individual as Vin Full Warranty for 10% of Mileage Specified AR78-I3W/W $49 39.97 1.98 < a t A to m o r r o w and For Information Call: If you do not receive 10% of miles specified because of Buckley’s book. 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Manchester Composite The United Pentecostal Mayfair residents are in probleni drinkers will meet Business W crbncr joins M CC staff Squadron of the Civil Air Church will have a Bible Al-Anon family groups G iin c o n tro l b ill (*i»out town ] vited. tonight at 8 at the Patrol will meet tonight study tonight at 7:30 at the will meet tonight at 8 at the Pathfinders Clqb, with the University of Chicago, University of from 7 to 9:30 p.m. at the church, 187 Woodbridge St. Pathfinders Club, lO’J Nor Alfred P. Werbner, A.S.A., of 85 For the spring semester, he is PLAZA DEPT. STORE Jehovah's Witnesses will beginners group meeting at Hartford and University of Connec Manchester State Armory, man St., and Friday at 10 On realty committee Dale Rd., Manchester, has joined the teaching courses in real estate prin (Wa Hava A Notton To Ptaaia] St. Stephen’s Prayer have a theocratic school 7:30. The family groups are staff of Manchester Community ciples, real estate appraisal and ticut. Group of St. Mary's 330 Main St. The meeting is A setback card game will a.m. at South United Richard Schwolsky of 53 Carman Rd., Manchester, has Maxi to Frank'a Suparmarkat sent to senate and service meeting open to those affected by College as full-time coordinator of problems in real estate brokerage. He is a senior member of the Episcopal Church will open to all young people be played Friday at 7:30 Methodist Church campus. been named to the political affairs committee of the Eaat MIddIa Tpka., Manctiaatar tonight at 7:30 at Kingdom Alateen for the 12- to 20- someone with a drinking real estate education. The real estate Werbner is a graduate of American Society of Appraisers and meet tonight at 8 at the from Grade 7 through high p.m. in Cronin Hall of National Association of Realtors. Hall, N. Main St. problem. courses at MCC are offered through Manchester High School. is on their Board of International HARTFORD (UPI) - It measure to increase the church. school. M ayfair Gardens. All year-old children of Schwolsky is president of Maddock and DeVos Inc., a the community services division. He attended the University of Examiners. He taughffor 15 years at PICTURE FRAMES could become a violation of powers of the Bureau of Hartford real estate firm. Werbner will be responsible for Minnesota, University of Missouri, the University of Hartford and has For Arts, Crafts and Photos state law to possess a Support, making it easier He has served the national association as a regional matters relating to courses now Geneva College, Boston University also taught for the University of sawed-off shotun or to enforce Connecticut vice president and has also been president of the Connec offered by the college, for developing .School of Law, and New York Law Connecticut. Great Selection at Budget PricesI silencer. family support decrees on ticut Association of Real Estate Boards and the Greater Werbner has been in the real estate A bill creating such a ban people who move out of the additional credit courses in real es School, where he received his law Need Something? — Ask Plaza! Hartford Board of Realtors. tate, and for developing in-service, degree in 1949. He has also taken profession since 1953 as manager for was approved by the House state. continuing education courses for courses at New York University, the the Jarvis Realty Co. and president and sent to the Senate The House also turned Deli Department Specials Realtors. of Manchester Appraisal Services. Wednesday. It would bring down an amendment to an Connecticut law in line elections bill that would BOQNER with federal statutes prevent self-endorsement CHOICEST MEATS barring such weapons, ot political parties’ town BEEFFRAHKS . 9 9 * Green carnations dotted committees. the lapels ot House That amendment was on WEAVER’S members in honor of St. a bill passed by the Senate IN TOWN OPEN DAILY 9:30-10 Garden Shop Open Sunday 9-4 Patrick’s Day, while state and the differences will be CHICKEN ROLL .lb.n . 5 9 senators had flowers and resolved by a conference green bagels on their desks committee. WAYBEST GENUINE SWEET LIFE to remind them what day it Rep. William A. Collins, was. D-Norwalk, who argued for CHICKEN BACON lb. pkg.n . 1 9 A measure to allow the the bill, challenged House BOGNER’S real estate commission the Speaker James J. LEGS . lb. option of fining brokers and Kennelly’s ruling a voice M . 2 9 salesmen was approved 25- vote had gone against the MAID RITE BREADED KIELBASA 7 in the Senate's only roll amendment. ' ______call. It was sent to Gov. Kennelly, a Hartford VEAL Ella T. Grasso. Democrat, ruled Collins’ Firsthand instruction Opponents said the right challenge had come too PATTIES . lb. pkg. llllllllllll to impose fines should re John A. Michaels (right) controller of Michaels Jewelers, describes accounting and late. DUBUQUE main a judicial function, computer system in the firm’s New Haven headquarters to University of Connecticut The Senate gave final ap rather than one which Be Sure To Visit Our Newly Enlarged business students during a recent behind-the-scenes tour ot the firm. Participating proval to the nomination of SHANK HALF K-MART could be exercised by a Richard B. Erickson of students include (left to right) Wayne Colla, a senior from W. Middle Tpke.. and Ellen 50 LB. BAG regulatory agency. Norwich to the Connecticut Bangasser, a freshman of 63 Glenwood St., and Anne Mallon, a senior from W Middle CRABGRASS HAM . lb. Also approved and sent Public Transportation Tpke., all of Manchester. Students planning careers in business received lirsthand in 1 0-6-4 20-10-5 Preventer to the governor was a Authority. DUBUQUE FISH DEPARTMENT troduction to management of the firm's operations. Fertilizer LAW N B U n HALF Featuring ThisI m o Week VToeii MHS graduate Fresh SAVB HAM . lb. joins college March Special! SAVE! LB. FOOD SAYS 20 1936B classmates sought DUBUQUE LINK HADDOCK 3 DAYS 3 D A Y ! BAG Dorothy A. Hayes of The reunion committee Those having any infor ONMT ONIY Marshfield, Mass., has 3 D A Y ! SAVB of the Manchester High mation about these class POBK been named an instructor n . 5 9 HAIR WORK ONLY School Class of 1936B is members are asked to con FILLET. in the Office Education 22 LB. seeking information on the tact Mrs. Marguerite SAUSAGE .lb. Department at Bunker Hill BAG P.S. Also Don’t Forget Our New Bakery Department. You’ll Be Glad You whereabouts of former Peabody McCooe of 84 C om m unity Col lege, offers stopped. classmates Fred Baldwin, Union St.. 649-0688, or Charlestown, Mass. Stephanie Bay, Robert William F. Barrett of 95 A native of New Britain. 3 D AY ! Campbell, Everett Washington St., 649-0688. Miss Hayes was graduated $25.00 ,$0||00 43 ONLY Carlson, Robert Furay, The class will have its from Manchester High $ Edward Kosinski and 40th reunion Oct. 9 at School in 1948, Bay Path FOR PERMS David Smith. Willie’s Steak House. Junior College, Longmeadow and Make Your Appointment Now! Fast acting, long-tasting fertilizer American University in Sweetens soil for lawn growth. For grass, shrubs, trees, plants, Pi-events crabgrass from coming for a greener lawn. Contains iron, DUBUQUE Washington, D.C. She is DOWNSTAIRS IN MARLOW’S 50 lbs. feeds 500 sq. ft. vegetables. Feeds 4,000 sq. ft. up. Covers 2,000 sq. ft. 22 lbs. feeds 5,000 sq. ft. WAYBEST GENUINE now in the Suffolk Univer 667 Main Street, Manchester / : sity Master of Education 649-3991 ICHICKEN BREASTS WHOLE HAM program. VIGORO GOLDEN VIGORO RID 40-LB. LAWN ALL-PURPOSE VIGORO STEER-COW The *%ittle Shop^^ with P u b lic FERTILIZER 20 LB.BAG MANURE FERTILIZER big fashion ideas... re co rd s 1.23 FUNERAL HOME 38 303 East Center St., Manchester Established 1074 • Four Generations of Service W arraiily dee
Engaged In the service Sisterhood sponsors Torah study weekend 725 E. Middle Tpk Army Capt. Thomas R. Rozman, man with the 532nd Signal Co., 39th son of Lt. Col. and Mrs. Robert W. Signal Battalion of the command’s The Sisterhood of Temple Beth MANCHESTER Rozman of 345 Hackmatack St. has 2nd Signal Group, entered the Army Sholom in Manchester will conduct School assumed command of Co. A, 1st. Bat in March 1975, completed basic its fifth annual weekend of Torah Cafeteria menus which will be talion, 58th Infants of the 197th In training at Ft. Jackson, S.C., and was study March 26-28 at the Temple, 400 served in Manchester Public Schools, Supormarkots ^ ^ i^ Ws Rettnie fantry Brigade at Ft. Banning, Ga. last stationed at Ft. Monmouth, N.J. E. Middle Tpke. March 22-26, are as follows: BONUS ToUm K Capt. Rozman, a 1965 graduate of He is a 1972 graduate of East Guest speaker will be Danny Monday: Vegetable soup, chicken Quantttlea . Kaiserlautem (Germany) Kairkgh Catholic High School. His wife. Pvt. Siegel. The weekend study session salad sandwich, potato chips, SPECIALS! High School, attended the University Karin A. Caouette, is stationed in will begin on Friday at 8:15 p.m. at cranberry salad mold, milk, ice of Connecticut and recieved a B.S. Germany. which time Siegel will give a recita cream. degree in 1970 from the U. S. Military tion pertaining to Jewish life. Tuesday: Frankfurt on a roll, Academy, West Point, N.Y. Airman Ted A. Seagraves, son of On Saturday, there will be a Sab baked beans, vegetable sticks, milk, His wife, Joy, lives in Columbus, Mrs. Ruth J. Seagraves of 11 bath service at 10 a.m. and a apple crisp. Ga. Briarwood Lane, Vernon, has been luncheon followed by a study session Wednesday: Meatballs with gravy, selected for technical training in the from 3 to 5 p.m. on Midrash. whipped potato, whole kernel corn, Army Pvt. Gregory Caouette, son U. S. Air Force aircraft equipment At 8:30 p.m.^ Siegel will speak on bread, butter, milk, pears. of Mr. and Mrs. George J. Caouette maintenance field at Chanute AFB, his experience in Poland and will Thursday: Italian spaghetti with Jr. of 173 Mountain Rd., was assigned 111. He recently completed basic have' an unusual presentation of meat sauce, tossed salad, bread, recently to the 5th Signal Command training at Lackland AFB, Tex. Air slides. butter, milk, jello with topping. in Germany. man Seagraves is a 1975 graduate of Sunday morning from 9 to 11, he Friday: Toasted cheese sandwich, The private, a microwave repair Rockville High School. will speak to both Kadimah and potato sticks, buttered green beans, U.S.Y.’ers. milk, vanilla pudding with peaches. Mrs. Sandy Novitch is chairman Gerrick Photo Daley Photo Nassiff Photo lb. for the weekend. Mrs. Merle Lassow is in charge of the luncheon. The engagement of Miss Diane M. The engagement of Miss Marilou The engagement of Miss Elizabeth The engagement of Miss Linda C. American Legion elects Enes Reservations may be made by con-, Vallera of West Hartford to Ronald Arendt and Brian Tobin, both of West Jean Larsgn to Matthew .lohn Cooke, Giraitis of Manchester to Steven E. tacting Mrs. Novitch, Scott Dr. Danny Siegel L. Bilodeau of Manchester, has been Haven, has been announced by their both of Manchester, has been an Murphy of Fairhaven, Mass., has Members of the Dilworth-Cornell- Be has served the Manchester College notes announced by her parents, Mr. and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Arendt nounced by her parents, Mrs Judith been announced by her parents, Mr. Quey Post of the Ameridbn Legion Telephone Employes Community Mrs. Dominic Vallera of West Hart of 85 Lenox St. and Mr. and Mrs. Larsen of 10 Murray St., East HarU and Mrs. Joseph J. Giraitis of 91 elected Lawrence Enes of Service Fund for three years, as CORNISH ford. Eugene Tobin of West Haven. ford and Ronald Larsen of 386 Parker Scott Dr. Manchester to the office of junior TENDER GREEN secretary of that organization’s Mr. Bilodeau is the son of Mr. and St. Mr. Murphy is the son of Mr. and vice commander at the post's recent duckpin bowling league for 12 years, Mrs. Lawrence Bilodeau of 189 Ver The bride-elect was graduated Mr. Cooke is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Murphy of Fairhaven, meeting. and is a past commander of the MCC course popular; Area students named to the dean’s non St. Mrs. William Cooke of 104 Lockwood Mass. GAME from Southern Connecticut State Enes, a veteran of World War II Catholic War Veterans. list for the fall semester at Fairfield St. The bride-elect was graduated The bride-elect was graduated College in 1973 and attended Boston served in the U. S. Navy. He is Employed by Southern New University in Fairfield, are as The bride-elect is a senior at from Manchester" High School in second section open from Hall High School in West Hart University School of Theology. presently serving as chairman of the England Telephone Co. as a central follows: Manchester High School and plans to 1973. She attended Northeastern post’s bingo programs. office repairman, he resides with his Manchester: Thomas Fiorentino, HENS ford in 1971 and from the University BROCCOLI In response to demand for enroll attend Manchester Community University in Boston and Mt. Auburn His new duties will include con wife, Catherine at 152 Bissell St. The value differences cause clashing and 69 Lyndale St., Cathleen Toomey, 500 of Connecticut in 1975. She is Her fiance was graduated from ment in its Parent/Human Effec dissention. College majoring in data processing. Hospital School of Nursing in Cam trolling and developing post social couple has three children, David and E. Center St, employed by the American Red Notre Dame High School in West tiveness training course, the com She is employed as a secretary at the bridge, Mass, She is currently activities and assisting the com Margaret at home and Mrs. Richard The instructor is Kay Slentz East Hartford: Susanne DeRosa, Cross. Haven and attended ITT Technical munity services division of Social Security Administration in employed part time at Food Mart in mander in other areas. Romano, also of Manchester, Milling of Hartford. She is accredited 43 Manning Lane: Mary Coyle, 36 School. He is employed at Notre Manchester Community College will Her fiance, a 1970 graduate of East Hartford. the Manchester Parkade, by Effectiveness Training, a national Manning Lane; Laurie Ward, 152 open another section of the course. Manchester High School, was Dame High School. Her fiance, a 1974 graduate of East Her fiance, also a 1973 graduate of group with headquarters in Califor Grande Rd.; Stuart Harris, 650 Hills The new section will meet at the graduated from UConn in 1975. He is Catholic High School completed one MHS, received an associates degree nia, as a parent/human effectiveness St.; Patricia Swider, 1210 Fjorbes St. Hartford Rd. campus in room 103 lb. employed by Environmental The couple is planning a June 12 year at Manchester Community in law enforcement from Golden OTH to conduct benefit auction instructor. 49L from 7 to 10 p.m. Tuesdays beginning Centers, Inc. wedding at North United Methodist College, and plans to return there in Gate College in California. He is l a ■ . C O U P O N - - - — the fall. He is employed by currently studying for his B.A. in law March 23 for eight weeks. Church in Manchester. The Organization of The Han- auction will be held on Manchester Bus Co. and Pinehurst enforcement. He is serving as a Thomas Gordon developed the Steven B. Grube, son of Mrs, WITH T'HIS coupon t $7.50 POHIIOISl The couple is planning a July 30 dicapped (OTH) will conduct a Wednesday, April 14, Viewing is wedding. Grocery. .sergeant in the U.S. Air Force and is course for use throughout the coun Augusta L. Grube of 387 Porter St. benefit auction at the B&C Flea ® to 7 p.m, with the auction try. has been named to the dean’s list for The couple is planning a late stationed at Edwards Air Force Base following immediately. September wedding. Market located in the old King’s Students will learn day-to-day the fall semester at Rutgers Univer in California. Persons wishing to donate anything BISqUICK ..79«jlggu,cK „79< building on Hartford Rd. in skills for listening and talking to sity in New Brunswick, N.J. The couple is planning a May 22 except clothes may do so by calling Manchester. children, for confronting children A senior at Rutgers, he was Good Thru March 20 — On# Coupon Par Famlljr wedding at South United Methodist Joe Blette at 646-7786. The Organization of The Han ( hurch in Manchester. without ruining a relationship, and dicapped (OTH) will conduct its graduated from Manchester High C O U P O N " ■ " ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ — — r Births for preventing and changing poor monthly social on Monday from 7:30 School. Conn. Strictly Fresh 7k WITH THIS COOPOH i $7.50 P0R(»01SE behavior. to 9 p.m. at the Mayfair Garden Conn. Strictly Fresh They will learn to avoid power Grade X Social Hall on Main and N. MaiaSts. Diane Lawson of 188 Scott Dr. has Bellflower, Calif. Her struggles, when the other person’s C Grade ‘K F i 11 o r u 111 o, Alison grandparents are Mr. and All handicapped people, under age been named to the dean’s list for the Medium Brown paternal great- needs are as great as theirs and to Medium Brown Curolc, daughter of John Mrs. Maurice A. Baver of 65 and living on the east side of the fall semester at Westfield State EGGS,.. 4 9 < grandparents are Mr. and avoid being "fired" as a parent, river, are invited. For further infor Doz. N. and Peggy O'Toole Hartford. College, Westfield, Mass. EGGS WITH COUPON ^ ^ — Ona Coupon Par Fam^j^ I Filloramo of Wethersfield. Mrs. John Baltzer of . ‘ mr panels friend, spouse, or whatever when mation call 646-7786 or 646-7303. She was born March 11 at Napoleon, N.D. She has a Hi-yiiolilK, Alison Jeun, sister, Laree 3. Manchester Memorial daughter of John D. and Sweet Life A Hospital. Her maternal Linda Holden Reynolds of grandmother is Mrs. I,ufferty, Holly F., 50 Dougherty St. She was daughter of Bernard A. and Sweet Life ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ . James J. O’Toole Jr. of born March 13 at Manchester. Her paternal Karren Aeppli Lafferty of miciniglit madness SUGAR 5 |7 o ^ Manchester Memorial 186 Arbutus St., East Hart grandparents are Mr. and WITH COUPON SUGAR 5 l7 8 ^ Hospital. Her maternal ford. Her maternal grand Good Thru March 20 — Ont Coupon Par Family Mrs. John Fillorm o of grandparents are Mr. and Manchester. mother is Mrs. Wilmeth Mrs. John Holden of Aeppli of Struthers, Ohio. WITH THIS COOPOH t $7.50 PURCHA^ Bellflower, Calif. Her Ituvi-r, Amy Fliziilirlli, Her paternal grandparents paternal grandparents are are Mr. and Mrs. Bud CHAMPION daughter of Harvey and P^andm ore! 20 0 CHAMPION Mr. and Mrs. Dick Lynn Johnston Baver of 41 Lafferty of Livermore, Reynolds of Bellflower, Calif, and Mr. and Mrs. One quart Congress St. She was born BREAD OL Calif. Her maternal great Joseph Janoso of BREAD. . . 3g89* I March 12 at Manchester Good Thru March 20 — Ona Coupon Par Family | grandmother is Mrs. Youngstown, Ohio. She has WITH COUPON Memorial Hospital. Her Maggie Frieburg of a sister, Melanie 2'k. )L Once in a blue moon Mr. Panel is struck with price-slashing COUPON'— ——4 maternal grandparents are ^ madness! Something bewitching happens to our managers and i j W f j K WITH THIS COOPOH & $7,50 PURCHASF ■ Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin DASH Johnston Jr. of “ they simply go mad knocking down prices! What does it all LAUNDRY Manchester. Her paternal mean? SAVINGS! Prices you may never see this low again... Dash Laundry C 1 A O grandmother is Mrs. Ruth leaf, stem & root Friday 'til midnight and straight through the weekend! Plus 49 oz. DETERGENT 49 oz. Baver of Bloomfield and super specials every hour from 9 to midnight Friday. It only hap- DETERGENT * 1 Burton Baver of Coventry. 857 Main Street, Manchester WITH COUPON Good Thru March 20 Ona Coupon Par Family Her maternal great- IC pens once a year...you’d be luny to miss it! ■ C O U P O N " ™ " grandparents are Mr. and WITH THIS COUPON 8 $7.50 PURQUSE VARIETY Mrs. Benjamin Johnston WINDOW PLANTER SHELF “Planti Beautify Your Home" ^ o h a VQ AMI VI TO MIDNIGHT Sr. of Manchester and Mr. C VARIETY and Mrs. William Kroemer r ^ SATURDAY 9AM TO 6 PM CEREAL of Riverhead, N.Y. Her Make Your Windows CEREAL 10 oz. paternal great- An Exciting Indoor Garden,— Available In WITH COUPON Good Thru March 20 — Ona Coupon Par Family 2 Colors: White; Brass FRIDAY 10 P.M. to 12 MIDNIGHT SPECIAL C o u p o n — — —— — 4 Finish With Wood i— I II -m - ChooM Irom Blue Romand or Qold Ouat CLOSE-OUT __-ill IJ II Ml i! lT r “B" Qrada Pattarni. 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Obituaries Libraries may assist registration effort Rutgers’ Young fearful of UConn Michael J. Minicucci Mrs. Bernice B. Gill In compliance with the League of E. Buckley, board chairman. GREENSBORO, N.C. (UPI) ranked in the nation has its Michael J, Minicucci, 70, of 178 ROCKVILLE - Mrs. Bernice game is set for Saturday. There is no Dee Rowe agreed the game will be a think that will be the case since his Women Voters’ goal (or 100 per cent Board member Mrs. Mary LeDuc Keydets knocked off 14th-ranked Oak St. was dead on arrival last night Boron Gill, 87, of 146 High St. died — Coach Tom Young of drawbacks. consolation game this year. fast-paced, running and shooting bat team has gone with the fast break all voter registration this Bicentennial suggested this means as a good way Tennessee 81-75 last weekend to at Manchester Memorial Hospital Wednesday night at an East Hartford Rutgers doesn’t like to play a Rutgers and Connecticut have met tle although Connecticut would like season and has averaged 80 points year, Manchester’s head librarian to introduce new books and library “I don’t like to play a team twice make it to the semifinals while after suffering an attack at his home. convalescent home. She was the tearn twice in one season, regularly since 1952 and the Huskies to slow down the tempo. per game. John Jackson told the library board services. anytim e, especially In a tour DePaul ended Virginia’s hopes in a He was the husband of Mrs. Emma widow of Andrew J. Gill. currently hold a 14-9 advantage. But Leading scorer for the Huskies is 6- Wednesday night there is a possibili A computerized circulation control figuring the team that lost the nament,” said Young, “The team Rutgers narrowly escaped elimina 69-60 decision. VMI gives up nine in Razzoli Minicucci. Mrs. Gill was born In Poland and the Scarlet Knights won 96-83 over foot-4 junior forward Tony Hanson ty the town .libraries may be used for system, called an “administrator's first time has an advantage. that lost has the advantage all the tion in the post-season play last week ches to DePaul in the starting lineup Mr. Minicucci was born Feb. 15, lived in Rockville most of her life. Connecticut in mid-December to with a 19 point average, voter registration on April 4. dream” by Jackson, was described time because they respect the (op against Princeton, which leads the but has four starters averaging over 1906, in Manchester, the son of She was a communicant of St. There is also a possibility the by him to the board as a new concept posing) players a little more and avenge a loss the previous season. Headed into the second en nation in defense. The Knights won VMI Coach Bill Blair said his 60 per cent from the floor, Dominick and Louise Balasaro Joseph's Church and a member of its Bookmobile may be used on Sundays in compiling circulation data. A could be psyched up.” Forward Phil Sellers, a 6-foot-5 team ’s lack of size is their biggest Minicucci, and lived in Manchester Rosary and St. Helen’s Societies. She counter with Connecticut this 54-53 but managed only 30 per cent later in the spring tor voter registra demonstration of the system was "Everybeidy expects us to win and Brooklyn, N.Y., native, leads the accuracy from the floor. Connecticut drawback. VMI is led in scoring by Ron Carter all his life. also belonged to the Polish Roman tion purposes. given Tuesday at Whiton Memorial season in tonight’s NCAA on paper it looks like we should win, Rutgers’ attack. He pumped in 28 beat Hofstra 80-78 in overtime to get ’’You should just see us walk out on with a 17.9 point average and Will Before his retirement five years Catholic Union of America. As the Bookmobile does not nor Library to town and school librarians but what’s on paper means nothing.” Eastern Regional semifinals, points the last time the two teams its semifinal berth. the floor,” said Blair. "It frightens Bynum pt 15.5. Ron Norwood ago, he was a custodian for the Survivors are three sons, John S. mally operate on Sunday, Jackson from throughout the state. - Rutgers meets Connecticut (19-9) he also contends that being un met and has averaged 20 points this me. That’s why I never look at the averaged, 19.2 points for the Blue Manchester Board of Education. For Gill, president of the Rockville Little said such a schedule would have to be The circulation control system can and Virginia Military (21-9) faces defeated in 29 games and third- season. Rowe said he would like to see a other teams. We just don’t match up Demons and gunned in 28 in the win many years, he owned and operated League, Stanley A. Gill, a member of an exception. tell where books are ot all times, DePaul (20-8). The championship Both Young and Huskies’ coach low scoring game, but he doesn’t to them in terms of size." The over Virginia. the Oak St. Package Store. the Vernon Town Council, and The project would be conducted geographically, and the age use of Other survivors are a son. James Edward Gill of Westport; and three from a library approach, Jackson the books. Jackson will have more to A. Minicucci of South Windsor; a grandchildren. said, with registrars going along in report to the board on the system at a brother. Fred J. Minicucci of An The funeral Is Saturday at 8:15 the vehicle and possibly setting up a future board meeting. dover; two sisters. Mrs. Mary a.m. from the Burke-Fortin Funeral table outside the Bookmobile at each Dr. Buckley, who attended the cir Pasqualini and Mrs. Margaret Home, 76 Prospect St., with a Mass stop, culation control system demonstra Bonadies, both of Manchester. at St. Joseph’s Church at 9. Burial "Anything we can do to assist the tion, expressed pleasure at the in The funeral is Saturday at 9:30 will be in St. Bernard’s Cemetery. registrars, particularly this year, creasing use of Whiton Memorial Thoughts ApLEkty camps ordered to open a.m. from the John F. Tierney Friends may call at the funeral we’d better do it,” said Dr, William Library and its auditorium. Funeral Home. 219 W. Center St., home Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) - It’s with a Mass at 10 at St. James p.m. In short, both sides agreed to cool The chief executives of virtually all the month-old negotiations took a Church. Burial will be in St. James Schools have no plans “Play Ball” in baseball's the cold war — the players by saying the clubs immediately indicated that different stance when they indicated Cemetery. Mrs. Philip Blinn These pups want a home By Len Auster spring training camps today they could compromise on the "one they would comply with Kuhn's a willingness to budge on the key Friends may call at the funeral and one" issue and the clubowners by ROCKVILLE - Mrs, Marie M. but not necessarily at the directive. No dissenters were "one and one’’ issue on Wednesday. home Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 These two bright-eyed pups are among several dogs at the reversing their position that they expected. Blinn, 57, of 9 Tolland Ave. died this to step up searches bargaining table. p.m. Manchester dog pound waiting out their time for death sentence would not start spring training while Marvin Miller, the executive direc The compromise, as yet not spelled morning at Manchester Memorial The logjam between the major in a few days unless someone claims them or adopts them. Of School officials have no plans to alcohol is in the possession of a stu still bargaining for an agreement. tor of the Players Association, had out, involves the owners’ demand Hospital. She was the wife of Philip league owners and the players was Williuiii .‘\. Schaeffer uncertain pedigree, these pups are friendly and intelligent and step up searches of students dent, Digan said. "Because I think it is now vital that made it clear that the owners’ "best that a "free agent” be limited in the Blinn. broken Wednesday when the players spring training got under way without ROCKVILLE - William A. available. Anyone interested in giving homes to these or any of suspected of being involved in crimes Because of recent Superior Court and final offer" should be rejected number of teams with which he could Mrs. Blinn was born May 29, 1919, indicated for the first time they further delay. ” said Kuhn from his bargain. Schaeffer, 83, of Vernon Garden despite a recent town counsel’s opi decisions concerning personal rights, Many changes Cy Young Award winner for being but the players for the first time in in Rockville where she lived all her the other dogs at the pound may call the Manchester Police would compromise on the "one and New York office, "I have directed Apts, died Tuesday night at a nion confirming authority for such Digan said there may have been It just isn’t enough to know best pitcher in the National League, life. Department, 646-4555, and ask for Officer John McClelland. have threatened to trade him. Why? one" reserve system issue and Com that all camps be opened at the Rockville convalescent home. He She was a registered nurse and was searches. some confusion as to whether the sports to cover the subject as a (Herald photos by Dunn) Because Seaver had the audacity of missioner Bowie Kuhn promptly earliest possible time." was the husband of Mrs. Lillian formerly employed at Manchester Robert Digan. youth services school did, in fact, have that right. writer anymore. You better not signing a new contract forcing ordered the camps to be opened. The reaction to Kuhn’s announce Schaeffer. director, said a recent opinion from The legal opinion confirmed the Memorial Hospital. She also worked know some law, better yet a For baseball’s millions of fans it ment was favorable from both Mr. Schaeffer was born June 28, Assistant Town Counsel Thomas J. school officials, view, Digan said. the club to invoke the renewal clause in the office of Dr. Robert Walden in meant that unexpected progress players and owners. 1892 in Rockville and lived in the area Prior would not change the policy The searches are conducted usual lawyer, with all the litigation for the first time in its history. "It Manchester. MHA begins plans suddenly was made and the sound of "I have,been an outspoken critic of all his life. At one time, he served on followed by school officials in con ly with the knowledge of the parents. that’s been going on in recent greatly disturbed the entire board of She was a communicant of St. Ber bat meeting ball immediately will be the commissioner, ” said Brad the former Rockville City Council. ducting student searches. Often parents will gontact school of year. directors,’’ told Met General nard’s Church in Rockville. Manager Joe McDonald. heard from the cam ps here in Corbett, owner of the Texas Rangers. He was a plumber in the area for Other survivors are a son, Gary M. In response to an inquiry from ficials requesting their help with a The sport which is doing more The Mets, who didn’t want to Florida and those in Arizona and "But I give him credit for what he many years and, later, was in the Blinn of Rockville; two brothers, Leo for rental subsidies Digan about the legal authority lor child or officials will get calls from battling off the playing field than on release Cleon Jones because it would California previously shut down by did. I think it was a bold move and a real estate business. Murphy of Alexandria, Va., and searching a public school student students or reliable outside sources now is baseball. Some call it a strike. hurt their image, didn’t like what the owners. It also is almost certain good one." He was master of Fayette Lodge of Joseph Murphy of Wethersfield; two requirements. The eligibility where probable cause exists to with information that a particular Some say it isn’t a strike but a lock The Manchester Housing Authority requirements, which set income student is involved in unlawful activi Seaver did because that, too, "hurt that the major league season will "I don’t know what sort of an effect Masons in 1931 and had been a sisters, Harriet Murphy of believe the student has committed a out (I need a lawyer already). Either (MHA) Wednesday night initaled the limits, haven’t been prepared yet. the club.” They want loyalty now? open on April 8 as scheduled. it will have on the negotiations,’’ member of the lodge for over 50 Washington, D.C., and Mrs. William crime. Prior confirmed that school ty. way the baseball players aren’t doing paperwork to begin planning a rental The maximum 45 units to be sub Mickey Lolich after being traded by But the major issue involving the commented Bill Freehan. the Detroit years. He also was a member of Maloney of Glen Falls, N.Y. officials do have the right to conduct Digan said the whole philosophy of what they’re supposed to be doing subsidy program for low-income sidized are divided among varying youth services is to help the students the Detroit Tigers was hurt because reserve system, and therefore the Tigers’ veteran catcher and player Union Congregational Church, The funeral is Saturday at 8:15 a reasonable search. and the owners aren’t helping much. families. size apartments; Plans call for sub he believed he was part of the family. future structure of management’s representative, "All 1 know is it’s Adoniram Chapter of Royal Arch a.m. from the White-Gibson-Small "We re not trying to operate on a involved. Who is right and who’s wrong in The new program, one section un sidy of 5 one-bedroom units, 20 two- Everybody is trying to fool relations with the players, remained going to help baseball ” Masons and a life member of the Funeral Home, 65 Elm St., police approach,” Digan said. “ We Although a student is usually ap the current dispute? Don’t ask, for der the federal Housing and Com bedroom units, 18 three-bedroom un everybody. There is no loyalty in unresolved. Rockville Lodge of Elks. Rockville, with a Mass at 9 at St. try to treat these people the way we proached before his locker is this party is sitting on the fencepost munity Development Act of 1974, will its and 2 four-bedroom units. professional sports anymore. Maybe Other survivors are two sons, Gor Bernard’s Church. Burial will be in would want to be treated” searched, a locker may be searched watching all the nonsense go by. It is allow varying subsidies for up to 45 Applications for the subsidized without the student’s permission if before but not now, not when agents don K. Schaeffer and Charles W. St. Bernard’s Cemetery, Rockville. The school officials have long felt silly, isn’t it? Owners and players existing rental housing units in housing are expected to be made considered necessary. The lockers bargain for contracts and arbitration Schaeffer, both of Ellington; three Friends may cali at the funeral they had the right and duty to search who claim they love the game are by Manchester, MHA Executive Direc available soon. belong to the school and are merely is in vogue. It is pure business now sisters, Mrs. Ethel Brown Swanson, home Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 any student they had reason to their actions slowly destroying what tor Leon Enderlin said. Enderlin said the MHA will be loaned to the students for their use. and if you want to spell loyalty it’s M- Mrs. Cora Gibson and Mrs. Charlotte p.m. suspect of unlawful activity, par many call the national pastime. The resolution approved by the granted a percentage of the subsidies This regulation is set forth in the stu 0-N-E-Y. And if someone tries to tell Montie, all of Manchester; two The family suggests that those ticularly where it is believed an il There has to be a breaking point Whalers’ margin MHA Wednesday night opens a con paid by HUD for its work in dent handbook, Digan said. you differently that’s spelled BA-L- grandsons and two step grand wishing to may make memorial gifts legal substance such as drugs or where the fans get totally fed up and tract between the MHA and the managing the local program. 0-N-E-Y, daughters. to the Heart Fund, 310 Collins St., stay home and watch high school and federal Department of Housing and Manchester is among several The only ones who have anv sense The funeral is Friday at 1:30 p.m. Hartford. college games where this malarkey at the Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Urban Development (HUD), which towns allocated subsidy grants in the doesn’t exist. of loyalty are the fans.' They cut to one point Ellington Ave, The Rev. Paul J. Bow administers funds under the federal 37-town Hartford region. In the en MCC Stairwell show The wire services reported shouldn’t but many do and many wilt man, pastor of Union Congregational legislation. tire region, subsidies will be Tuesday that the owners have made root for their team. Don’t get me Church, will officiate. Burial will be Fire calls Enderlin said the MHA will be available for 1,099 dwelling units. their "final offer" to the players. totally wrong — some players and HARTFORD (UPI) — Power play opportunities were in Grove Hill Cemetery. responsible for contracting with local Other Manchester area towns eligi features early cartoons What they propose is exactly what owners do care about the people who numerous in the opening period Wednesday night for both the In landlords to subsidize rents for low- ble under the program are East Hart spend their hard-earned bucks on Friends may call at the funeral Early animated cartoons will be studied at the University of Rhode the players want — ( I’m not sure if dianapolis Racers and the New England Whalers, but In income families meeting eligibility ford, Glastonbury and Vernon. them which keeps them in business. home tonight from 7 to 9. A Masonic featured at Friday night’s opening Island and Central Connecticut State I’ll get it straight) the option to play The majority do not. One thing drives dianapolis took better advantage of them and won 5-2. service will be conducted at 7:15 at reception for an exhibition of pain College. Her exhibition credits in out their contract ancl sign with them on — greed; the almighty The Racers went three-for-three in the funeral home. ting and photography at the Stairwell clude two one -woman shows and another club. It seems headway is their power play situations, with the deficit to 4-2. but Maggs tlien Wednesday, 3:01 p.m, —Gasoline dollar. settled the issue for the Racers one The family suggests that any Errant truck cuts power Gallery of Manchester Community several group exhibitions. being made and soon the training center Michel Parizeau getting two, memorial gifts may be made to the washdown and standby at downed power camps in Florida will open. minute and 50 seconds later lines, Goslee Dr. and Hartford Rd. College, 146 Hartford Rd. while the Whalers went one-for-five Memorial Fund of Union There remains the question, after It was the Racers’ fourth (Town) An unoccupied garbage truck After the slight collision, the truck The reception, open to'the public at Kelly is assistant professor of fine as center Larry Pleau did the honors. Congregational Church. the camps do open, how much Bits and pieces successive victory and moved them South \\ indHor parked on Goslee Dr. started rolling, continued to roll and stopped when it no charge, starts at 8 p.m. with a arts at the University of Connecticut, Parizeau. who collected his 171h damage has been done by the players Tonight’s UConn-Rutgers basket into a third-place tie with Cleveland, Today, 9.04 a.m. —False alarm at 380 struck a moving automobile and hit a utility pole. The truck, fully screening of animated cartoons from where he teaches photography. He and 18th goals of the season, passed and owners. Will the fans come back ball game will be telecast by WTNH- just three points behind the first- (UPI Photo) Miss Louise Jarvis Abby Rd. knocked over a utility pole near Hart loaded with garbage, sheered the the 1930s and 1940s. The subjects in holds a B.F.A. degree from Cooper the credit for the first score to a clude early Mickey Mouse films, Union and an M.F. A. degree from the as they in all likelihood will or will TV, Channel 8 in New Haven. Air place Whalers, in the hectic East !\ew Miss Louise Jarvis, 78, formerly of rolland (loiinly ford Rd. Wednesday afternoon. The pole off its base, police said. linematc: “On the first goal 1 got a York !\ets' star Julius Erving Popeye, Superman, Betty Boop and School of Visual Arts, both in New some stay away? Jim Leber, active time is 7 o’clock. Everybody was great pass from Renald Lederc wlio Division race. The Cincinnati 125 St. John St., died Wednesday at a Wednesday, 5:12 p.m. —Structure fire accident caused a lengthy power Frank Delany of the Hartford Elec others. York City. in Manchester Little League circles calling last Saturday’s matchup with had circled the net and then got the Stingers won last night to move one Gel! iiisiile Spiril.s" Caldwell ,)(im> for dunk ■.hot local convalescent home. on Sam Green Rd.. Coventry. North blackout for a large area bounded by tric Light Co, said the accident The exhibition features paintings for many, many years, thinks the Hofstra the "Clunker Classic” puck to me just outside the right side point back of the Whalers. Miss Jarvis was born April 8, 1897, Coventry and Tolland Fire Departments Hartford Rd., W. Center St., Cedar caused a power outage of 67 minutes by Karen Dobson and photography hy The cartoons being shown Friday strike will hurt baseball. "I think Nobody is laughing now...Joe of the crease." The Whalers’ next game is Friday in South Windsor and lived in the to the scene. Bolton Fire Department St., and W. Adams St. for 214 customers, and an outage of 6 called for standby at 5:14 p.m. David C. Kelly. night are from the collection of attendance will fall off and advanced Whelton is averaging 14.4 points per at home against Cincinnati Manchester area all her life. Manchester Police said the truck, hours and 45 minutes for another 11 Michel’s second goal came from Wednesday, 5:43 p.m. —Chimney fire Ms. Dobson will show paintings of Cortlandt Hull of Bristol. sales will be dubious. There has been game for the Huskies for a total of the left faceoff circle while the The funeral and burial are private. parked on a hill by operator Herbert customers. on Jobs Hill Rd,, Ellington. a lyrical abstract expressionist too mu,;h of everything. Every 409, He very well could join the 1,000- Racers had a fivc-on-three advan There are no calling hours. Thibodeau, 45, of 29 Cooper St., Town fire fighters were summoned The exhibition will remain at the Wednesday. 7:38 p.m. —Truck fire on started rolling without a driver at direction. Gallery Director Robert newscast you hear about the strike point club by the end of his junior tage. The Fitzgerald Funeral Home, 225 Jobs Hill Rd.. Ellington. to the scene at 3:01 pirn, to wash Stairwell Gallery until April 23. Lakers’ Jabbar complains Manning said. and it’s going to hurt. They’re hur campaign. The former East Catholic Coach Harry Neale of the Whalers Main St., is in charge of Wednesday. 8:30 p.m. —Bolton Fire about 3 p.m. A passing car driven by away spilled gasoline and stand by Gallery hours are 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. She holds a degree from the ting themselves," he stated. All-Stater tops Connecticut in assists said the numerous penalty calls in arrangements. Department to automobile accident on Gloria Norbet, 40, of 24 Goslee Dr. until power lines were repaired. weekdays and 9 a.m. to noon Satur University of Michigan, where she Manchester is a hotbed baseball with 137... the opening period were upsetting. Bolton Center Rd. was struck, causing minor damage, No charges were lodged by police. days. ■'olice said. majored in sculpture, and she has city with more than its share of Very well planned and very well "We seemed to lose the tempo of the Boston Red Sox fans. I’m just staged was last Monday’s Knights of game," he said. about Buck’s use of zone wondering how some felt after they Columbus Irish-Sports Night. Jack Despite Neale’s observation, the heard All-American boy Fred Lynn Dalv’s humor had the all-male crowd Whalers did have five power play PARR HILL-JOYCE FLOWER SHOP NEW YORK (UPI) - The New York topped New Orleans 112- was asking (or a cool million dollars in stitches. A good evening was had chances, compared to three for the cold and Seattle scored 10 straight man who used to be the 107 and Seattle downed Buffalo 122- WEEKENDSPECIALI after spending one season in the big by all.. .CCIL Field Days for all sports Racers. points Fred Brown's jump shot gave pm 40 Tun ol UiMicallid Sarvin time. Are some going to say the heck have been eliminated. It was a Milwaukee Bucks “franchise” 111 in other .N'BA games. the Sonics the lead for good at 103- FINAL WIEKS! Former Whaler A1 Karlander also Denver defeate(i Indiana 111-108, . O p e n 24 Hours Dally with baseball? I’d really like to budgetary move. Manchester High’s — Kareem Abdul-Jabbar — 101 know. proposed and actual athletic budget had a first-period, power play goal New York beat St. Louis 96-90 and FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE CARNATIONS came home Wednesday night Nut:gcl> III. Pacer-. I(18 for 1975-76 differed by $5,000. What for the Racers. Blair McDonald but the Bucks didn’t give him Kentucky topped Virginia 130-115 in Director of Athletics Dave Wiggin added a second-period goal and ABA games. David Thompson scored II points Some pettiness much of a welcome. in the fourth period as Denver rallied FINAL BARCAINS! got was less than he asked for. What defenseman Darryl Maggs had a M o b il i One oulgrowth of the present situa third-period goal. Abdul-Jabbar scored 21 from an eight-point deficit for its win «2.29 Doz. makes it more difficult is girls’ 108, Bulls lOt HEATING OILS over Indiana The .Nuggets' last- tion is some childish sideplay. The sports are expanding (rightfully so) points and had 18 rebounds but Fred Carter scored 24 points and i!: mienor/ New Yoriv Mets who depend on the The Whalers got a third-period goal |)criod drive so overwhelmed the OIL BURNER A Cash a Carry and the greenbacks have to be spread by veteran center Ralph Backstrom, the Bucks beat the Los Angeles Doug Collins 23 to lead Philadelphia arm of ace Tom Seaver, three-time out over a wider area. to its third straight victory and a Pacers that they scored only 10 HEATING INSTALLATION FLOWERS tnd ARRAROEMENTS FOR EVERY OCCASION . . . EVERYTHING MUST GO! his 30th of the season, at 10:55 to cut Lakers anyway, 109-96. And points. Billy Knight led Indiana with 643-5135 36 OAK ST., MANCHESTER Tel. 649-0791 or 649-1443 after the game Jabbar was a 33 points. FREE Delivery & Parking • Frank Gakeler, Prop. 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The 76ers led 79-76 going FORCED TO VACATE OUR SHOWROOM AHD OUR PROFITS! that was a pretty severe comment into the final period and quickly five and then boosted the margin to NEW YORK (UPI) - Pepperdine. Hall of Famer, to give the Waves a and one echoed by Laker forward opened up an 86-78 lead with 9:47 left. 10. Marvin Barnes led St, Louis with First time under 109.95 -SOFAS- -CHAIRS- -SLEEPERS- -BEDDING- Us nickname is the Waves and its Midwest Regionals at Louisville, 27 points. formidable front line. Ky„ Marquette takes on Western Cornell Warner, also a former Buck. Mickey Johnson scored 28 points for For a limited time buy this campus is a small cluster of low, the Bulls. MLOI-REST' Michigan and Indiana meets "I thought they played a pretty (ioloiKj-- I 30, Sijiiire-- 11.3 LEWITTES ^ . slant-roofed white buildings When Pepperdine beat UCLA Alabama in the Mideast Regionals tight zone damn near all night," said Kentucky hit 60 per cent ol its Sealy took their 1975 TWIN-SIZE overlooking the Pacific Ocean at Coach Gene Bartow’s old team, Rockcls 124, Hawks 112 "Unique Back Support" Chippendale ip ' and Rugters plays Connecticut and Warner. "Elmore (Smith) can’t play shots, with Bird Averitt scoring 36 Malibu. Its home arena is an Memphis State, 87-77 Saturday, him (Jabbar) alone." Houston scored 12 straight points, system construction and Reg. $249 . iJ'.J, irregularly shaped structure with a DePaul plays Virginia Military in the including six by Ed Ratlefl, in the points, to hand Virginia its 60th added a special, durable Leite had 34 points and Matson 19. Eastern Rcgionals. 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Green scored 26 points for Virginia. tion of nylons and Herculon LIMIT 2 decked, arm covers end tor they had won 98 straight games until 22 points and had 11 rebounds. sion bar-foundation are fabrics. sion support unit. F^epperdinc will be out to throw a few Net champs "BACK BUItOtfl" S.I1 50 Although some of the ex-Bucks yours as well as this HI-BACK CONTEMPORARY SEALY DIPLOMAT, the full- three weeks ago when they were Knirks I 12, Jazz 107 yeor wononlee on the $S20 I O C | | waves at defending NCAA champion Sofa and leveseat. A siie sofa with the Petiu- beaten by Oregon. The fact that were crying foul on the Bucks’ tight Earl Monroe scored 27 points and promise: PATCH-WORK SWIVEl King-site set. t b v V UCLA Thursday night. malched Herculon plaid fab repedk mattress included. defense, Milwukee Coach Larry "No morning back ROCKER. A marv-siied wing It’s not likely, but Pepperdine may UCLA is playing a tournament game are decided John Gianelli added 24 as New York ric. (hair with nylon patchwork. BERKUNE TRADITIONAL 66" SEALY IMPERIAL SET. Both - Costello couldn’t have been happier Iluvlicek healthy ache from sleeping on a INTERNATIONAL yellow vel loose-pillow super-queen- Matireu ond boi spring at e y A ll on its own court, before a partisan broke open the game in the third BARCALOUNGER RECUNER. have the tools to pOll off the upset of too soft mattress. vet. loose-pillow sofa with site solo bed. onelewprko. fciv as he won his 399th game as an NBA A "pop-up" recliner that crowd of over 12,000, already has period. The Knicks won despite bolsters KARPEN CONTEMPORARY the 1976 NCAA tournament. BOSTO.N I UPI I — Boston Celtics’ looks like o (tub choir. touched off a mild controversy. Champions were crowned in the coach. playing without star guard Walt *99” twin ea. pc. MAPLE ARM Sofa and choir sleeper with loose-pillows, DREAM-MAID queen-site set. ^ ^ ^ Pepperdine was the only team this Capjain John Havlicek said SWINGING LOAFER, a Free wolnut base and cut velvet Beoutifutly quilted, florol f l O O Connecticut State Boys Indoor Ten "We took Kareem’s hook away Frazier, who flew home to New York Full size ea. pc. set. loose seat and back pil standing hommock for oil year to beat high-flying Nevada-Las Wednesday his injured left knee feels fabrk. cover. Retired Jojin Wooden, who coached nis Championships i in singles and from him by double teaming,’’ said $119.95 lows. weather use. for treatment of a back ailment. Pete BERKUNE CONTEMPORARY Vegas, which will open tonight’s "great ” and he expects to play Queen size 2 pc. SET 90" CHESTERFIEIO Sofa. "SIEEPY HOUOW" Choir BEMCO "SACROPfOIC" set. UCLA to 10 NCAA titles in a dozen doubles last weekend at the Costello. "(Bob) Dandridge had a Maravich led New Orleans with 27 Sofo. 90" long ond uphol doubicheader against Arizona. With Deeply tufted by hand in a and Ottenwn set fer deep A IS year yrorrontee and a a ■ C C years, agrees with Pepperdine Coach Friday when the Celtics entertain the $299.95 stered in a molched HeKU- Manchester Racquet Club. great game and Elmore but overall it points. rkh, brown vinyl. centeured cem foit., 4S%diKOunt. lUw the presence of pro prospect Marcos Kansas City Kings. King size 3 pc. SET Ion fabrk. Gary Colson and Las Vegas’ Jerry was a team effort tonight.” SEALY Crescent Sofa, loose- Michael Leach of Weston, Mass., COLONIAL WING CHAIR SEALY CONCORD. A queen- SEALY "LUXURY OUARO" . ^ , Lelte in the center spot, the Waves The 35-year-old Havlicek has been $439.95 pillow. rounded bock, stun Tarkanian that the rcgionals won the singles title 3-6, 6-2, 6-4 over Dandridge had 21 points to comple .Stiiiics 122, Rrav«‘s 111 w ith T-cuthion and o sturdy siie convertible reduced in King-Sito set. All multi-nee- ning fobric. could provide stiff competition for shouldn’t be held at Pauley Pavilion Seattle moved into a second-place out of the Boston lineup since March Other Posturepedics’ from $109.95 to $600, Herculon fobrk. price more than $300. die quilled. m e w Robbie Pease, also of Weston. Mass. ment Smith and Brian Winters added DECORATOR CHAIRS Hand the Bruins. 935 Main St. Open tonight til 9:pm CATHEDRAl BACK COIONI- LAWSON queen-siie sleeper as long as UCLA is in them. Leach teamed up with Bob Sheehy to 19. And Gary Brokaw, a sometime tie with Los Angeles in the Pacific down while playing coned. Pecan frames and SEALY POSTURIPfDIC PM- . . _ _ A l The deep comfort of Col with nylon upholstery and Leite, who is expected to represent Division by defeating Buffalo despite ' , onial styling in a velvet leolher upholstery- M liR. All queen-site sets f 9 0 C take the doubles crown 7-6, 4-6, 6-4 starter at guard, added 14 and was a front boll costers. his native Brazil in the Olympics this print new reduced 30%- Elsewhere Thursday night, over the tandem of Andy Chase of big lift to Milwaukee. a 52-point performance bv Bob " great, said Havlicek. summer, teams up with forward Michigan goes against Notre Dame Cumberland, R.I., and David Boisse- Philadelphia defeated Chicago 108- McAdoo. The Braves led 29-19 at the and I expect Ollie Matson, Jr. son of the football STORE HOURS; wwibuy raw tBTUMw lo-t WE ACC PT; MASiamKfimmmuu»niMBnnAK and Missouri plays Texas Tech in the vain of Bedford, Mass. 101, Houston beat Atlanta 124-112, end of the first period but then went P^*-'’ •’•’■nay.
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from the South in what must have snow on the branches of the trees in Besides the red, white and blue throw up its stream of water. The beeii a huge truckload. This is a this lovely park made a scene that hyacinths there was a garden of red rninute "hand” shifted to its 12 Black Hawks back on famous flower show and one of the was beautiful and unusual. salvia, blue ageratum and white o’clock position, there were chimes largest in the country. The publicity After lunch at an excellent old inn cineraria. playing a brief tune and then striking G a rd e n in g people, who let me thumb through not far away, we headed home at 2 A floral clock, built by a commer the new hour. NEW YORK (UPI) - less than three weeks to go at the 3:19 mark, his se the. World Hockey Associa Don Luce as Buffalo fought their stack of pictures and help o’clock, warned that we would drive cial nursery, was a large and steeply- Given a prominent place was a Once surprised, the second in the regular campaign, cond goal of the evening, tion, Indianapolis beat New back from a 2-0 deficit. A1 myself, said they expected an atten straight through to Hartford. We got sloped garden hf red and white tulips booth where-attendants solicited time prepared. the Black Hawks are back Ivan Boldirev then tied England 5-2, Cincinnati MacAdam set a California By Frank Atwood dance of 200,000 in the eight days of there at about 7 p.m., and to answer a with two fountains continually funds for another project of the Surprised isn’t even the in control in the duel for the score little more than a edged Toronto 5-4, Win team record for right the show, March 7-14. question that might occur to some, throwing up streams of water, one to Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, proper word to describe first place, minute later and Pit Mar nipeg beat Calgary 3-2 and wings with his 30th goal. Awarded ffve silver trophies, the the five-hour drive was possible mark the minute and the other to buying and planting 10,000 trees most to any exhibit, was a replica of because we had a toilet built into the mark the hour. The minute "hand" throughout the city. I put a quarter in the shock of the Chicago A three-goal rally in the tin got the winner with only Houston beat Phoenix 7-4. WHA a Spanish mission, the original still rear of the bus. changed every five minutes, one one of their coin boxes and the lady Black Hawks last year final period Wednesday 4:30 left in the game. Kuii^erH 3, North Stars 1 Michel Parizeau scored Wet snow was falling in big soft golden daffodils were bordered by standing in southern California, sur Our tour guide, responsible for all fountain being shut off and the next behind the desk said “thank you” and after they had been an night enabled Chicago to Toronto, which early in Rod Gilbert’s 34th goal two power play goals in the flakes when our bus from Hartford neat green turf. The vivid colors and rounded by ferns, ivy, many orchids arrangements, was Mrs. Harvey W. one starting. On the hour, as for handed me a pin with the slogan “10,- overwhelming choice to gain a 6-5 victory over the the second period enjoyed at 5:54 of the second period opening period to lift In slopped up to the curb at the the heady fragrance of hyacinths, in and, close to the building, a huge and Taylor of Farmington. She had example at 3 o’clock, the fountain at 000 trees.’’ She said this is the second run away with the Conn a 4-1 lead, got goals from proved to be the winner for dianapolis over New Philadelphia Civic Center and 37 large beds of red, white and blue Toronto Maple Leafs and cleverly simulated tree trunk that signed up 41 people and a few drop the 2 o’clock position was shut off and year of the campaign and they have Smythe Division. Instead, Lanny McDonald, Errol New York, which also got England ... Rick Dudley passengers, most of them without varieties, reminded visitors that this boost the Hawks' first looked as if it had been growing there outs because of illness resulted in the the fountain at 3 o’clock began to now bought more than 5,000 trees. they wound up third behind Thompson, Stan Weir, scores from Pat Hickey had a hat trick in Cincin rubbers, hurried up the steps and is the country’s Bicentennial year place margin lo four points 200 years. Strong vines grew up the final count of 37. She had chosen Vancouver, which had Dave Williams and Darryl and Ron Greschner. New nati’s victory over Toronto through the door to see the and that Philadelphia is where the over Vancouver with nine trunk and reached across the tile Tuesday for the flower show visit on never finished better than games left. Sittler. comer Steve Jensen got the ... third-period goals by Philadelphia Flower Show. Declaration of Independence was roof. It was the exhibit of a commer the advice of the president of the sixth in four previous cam only Minnesota goal Mike Ford and Willie We stepped from winter into written and signed 200 years ago. The Black Hawks were cial orchid company. You could walk Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, paigns in the National There were only two midway through the final Lindstrom provided Win spring. Long, closely-planted beds of From the ceiling hung branches of Hockey League, and St. trailing 5-3 entering the other games played in the period. nipeg with its winning smilax, an evergreen vine brought all around it but not inside. Very like the sponsoring organization, because Louis. third period when Dale NHL with the New York Sabres ,3, Seals 3 margin over Calgary ... ly it had no inside. the crowd would be less dense than Tallon got them started by Rangers beating Danny Gare scored one and Gordie Howe had four Worth Extra Cost on the opening weekend, It hasn't been an easy skating the length of the Minnesota 3-1 and Buffalo ^muse goal and assisted on two goals and two assists to I Hl^e been on the executive board race this season, but with ice for an unassisted goal beating California 5-3. In more by Craig Ramsay and lead Houston over Phoenix. of the Connecticut Horticultural A Friend from Home -florist & Greenhousesj Society for several years. Every year A good judge of show crowds and a we have arranged for a bus to take veteran exhibitor at Philadelphia is HERALD members to the Boston Flower Show, (Herald photo by Dunn) Mrs. Adelma Simmons of Caprilands and each year some members have Herb Farm in Coventry, running a said, “ Why don’t we go to the busy booth at this year’s show. She U SfGw V RETAIL GROWERS iN MANCHESTER . NFL decides not to widen field East Side Pee Wee League champs Philadelphia show instead?’’ The told us the crowds had been tremen answer was that it would cost more dous and we had indeed chosen a Manfhciter 643-9559 .621 HARVfORD ROAD, MANCHESTER Tukinfi honors in the Pee M'ee Basket- Tim .Marineuii. Burk row: Coaeli Gary and we would have to make it a two- good day. CORONADO, Calif. famous by Deacon Jones dation to widen the playing previously held 30 minutes NFLers must catch the hull League this season ut the East Side Murinruu, Roger (Jreenw'ood, Steve day trip. This year we went and those The Bicentennial theme, although (UPI) — National Football when he played with the field pending a feasibility before game time, will be ball with both feet in Her was Top Notch, reani ineinhers (I- Miehuud, Doug Marshall, Steve Nevi, on the bus were very sure the extra prominent, did not seem overdone. League owners Wednesday Greg llumilton. Missing: Doug .Martin. Los Angeles Rams, will study of NFL stadiums. He conducted live over a field bounds, while college r) Front row: Dave Lajeunesse, Dan time and higher cost were justified. refused to take a stand on To make sure that people got their probably be considered by said collegiate football had microphone lo be heard by players need only one foot (Juney, Dave Luminey, Hill Pesehke, whether to widen the the owners today. to be considered in any everyone watching the inbounds. money’s worth, we chose a motel playing field, saying a deci Dick Anderson, presi final decision because game. — Defeated a proposal to west of Philadelphia at Valley Forge sion would ultimately dent of the Players college and NFL teams reduce from 30 to 25 and in the morning made a visit to affect collegiate football. "The referees will also Association, was scheduled sometimes share fields. use the microphones to seconds the time the the marvelous conservatories of The owners tabled the to meet with owners to dis The owners, acting on explain rulings from the offense has to put the ball Longwood Garden, not far away at motion to widen the field cuss the Rozelle Rule. A complaints by quarter field," he said. in play. However, owners Kennett Square. We went in when by 12 to 20 feet but acted on suit has been filed in backs, outlawed the striped In other action, the agreed to install large they opened the doors at 10 a.m. and two others to ban the Deuse 137-352, Donna Washington against the balls because it was too owners: clocks at end zones to per REC — Jerry Smith 156- Sharon D’Alessandro 451. they were ready for us with three striped football and move Forde 130, Annamae NFL claiming the rule slippery and asked the — Voted to retain the mit players and fans to 387, Dave Vittner 139. guides who took us through the up the pre-game coin toss Donahue 142-347, Lorraine damages the career of manufacturer to come up two-foot rule on the watch the timing, HOLIDAY CATER greenhouses in groups of 12 or 13 to three minutes before football players. with a way of making the — Met with support in Peterman 133. ERS — Joanne Cochran each. grounds it is "unique to the COMMERCIAL - Nick kickoff. Jim Kensil, NFL ball more visible at night, dustries to discuss com 136-140-164-440, Carol We saw everything from tropical SPRING league and requires excep Nicola 359, Walt Lawrence A proposal to eliminate executive director, said perhaps with white ends. tional skills." This means mercial arrangements for Lewie 136-364, Doris F*ren- jungle to dry. hot desert areas, each the head slap, made owners tabled recommen Kensil said the coin toss. the coming season. 350, Paul Mozzicato 366, IIOMK K\GI.NEKH.S- tice 134-349, Anne Fidler with temperature and humidity .to Andy Lamoureaux 384, Jay Phyllis Heritage 179-470, suit the vegetation. There were CALDOR' 135, Ella Hube 127, Mae AUTOMOTIVE CENTERS Colangelo Jr. 357, Art Ruff Jan Wasserman 177, Cathy Jenack 163-382, Olga Colla flowers on every side. Sr, 356, Dave Duchernin Bohjalian 193-504, Mary 132, Shirley Vittner 132, Outdoors everything was covered 156-160-443, George Kelley Gallant 176, Hildur Ona Carlson 136, Jeanine with six inches of new snow and if 155-143-424, Carl Bujaucius Zawistowski 186-195-530, Cowles 125^ Debbie Wilson any early flowers had blossomed Basketball C o n n o r s e u s y w i n n e r 163-411, George Burgess Jennie Leggitt 497, Shirley flRC SALR«J 134, Phyllis Huntington 129- Entrance to the exhibit hall of the Philadelphia they were well concealed. The wet 159-415, George Barber 149- Eldridge 458, Alyce McAr- 344, Jean Mathiason 126, Flower Show had masses of azalea blooms, a 403, Tony Yacono 145-136- CARLSBAD, Calif. They played before 4,659 "For my first match, I dle 453, Gerry Tucker 494, Marion Kloter 133-344. rhododendron or two, and evergreens (UPI) — Jimmy Connors fans, the largest crowd think I played very well," 389, Ed Miller 140-375, Ron PERFORMANCE “78” son 11 apiece for the bordering an enticing pathway. (Photo from PKE WEE coasted to an easy 6-0, 6-4, ever to watch an outdoor Connors said. "The crowd Sponheimer 147-386, Peter Bikers. Action last night at the win over Ion Tiriac tennis event in the San liked it, and that's what Quish 139, Fred Oakes 155- Pennsylvania Horticultural Society) 4-PLY NYLON BLACKWALL TIRES West Side Rec saw Nassiff Wednesday night in the Diego area. counts." 395, Bud Wickham 146-359, Arms dump the Knicks, 13- opening round of the $100.- Tim Flynn 160-383, Art Cunliffe 135. 8, and WINF best the M ii)(;i;i 000 Independent Players Celtics, 21-14. Dean Page Kevin Byrne tossed in 12 Association finals at the La MITES had six points and Tom points and Joe Parnaro Costa Racquet Club. 1 7 7 6 Finnegan four for Arms It took Connors only 55 ELKS — Stan Juros 155- A78xl3 E78xl4 eight to lead Crispino’s to a 388, Whit Hastings 135-371, Reg. Reg. while Mark Walling had six 35-19 win over Regal's last minutes to dispose of markers for the Knicks. Tiriac. who rallied to draw Joe Pagano 155-406, Richie 19.99 EACH 23.99 nights at the West Side-Rec. Cabral 140-364, Stan Tony Chevrette had seven Brian Steeley had six even at 3-3 in the second WHEEL tallies and Rick Saucier. set. Seymour 137-145-396, Art F78xl4, Reg. 25.99 078x15 Reg. 27.99 21.70 points and Steve Bycholski C abral 156-141-389, A1 19.70 BALANCE Jim Kibbie and Billy five in the winning effort. Prignano four apiece for P irkey 146-379, Frank 75 John Webb had six points, Pagano 147-136-402, Dom 078x14, Reg. 26,99 21.70 H78xl5,Reg. 29.99 22.70 WINF while Billy Silver John Gottberg five and 1 Per Wheel and Tom Moriarly paced Farr 142-359, Bob Plus F.E.T. to 2.80 Mark Richmond four lor Talmadge 145-351, Bill 4 for $ 6 the Celtics with six and the losers. four markers respectively. Red Sox Winnie 159-375, John Balanced o U car Alex Brilnell had 16 inci w eights and Rieder 380, Nick Twerdy Uses INSTALLATION INCLUDED No Trade Needed labor points as Manchester Cycle 367. SENIOR topped Modern Janitorial, open up 29% to 41% • Scoring came fast and 26-17, list night at the Com AUTOMOTIVE - (wattage) furious last night at llling munity Y. Kevin Brophy WINTER HAVEN, Fla. Nelson Walsh 20J, George less energy Junior High with Kahuna* had five markers and Man •(UPI) — Boston Red Sox Moquin 538, Bruce Moquin ny Johnson four for than 1976 RC/V BE SURE... 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Joe Amaio and Mike Nolen added 15 and in his plans lor the Gets new trial Kachmor 178-450, Donna had 22 p o in ts . Duke and 12 points respectively start of the regular season. EorimT huxer Kuhin ‘'Hurricane'' Poezobut 461, Shirley FOR LONGER TIRE LIFE! Hutchinson 20, Steve Rob and Joe Gouveia chipped in "I won't rush anybody Garler uas fjraiitecl a retrial by llie New Jersey Belasky 452, Laura It’s Clean Up, bins 16, Steve Rasher 15 with 10 tallies. St. for fear of injuries," John Wheatley 458, Gail Grigsby Front End Supreme (iourl in liie 1966 immlers of three persons Fix Up Time! and Carl Hehenlhal 11 for Christopher's advances son said, "but we'll get our 457, Pat LeGrand 472. Fix Up, Tune Up Your in a l*at4*rso!u NJ m bar. (iarter has ser\etl nine years. Wheel Alignment Schiebel's, with its 19-0 record to the work done. 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Winner must pay all taxes & license. 20th Century TV & license. 176I BumstdoRiirvistritt Avo.A u a v Company 1145 Tolland Turnpike Lal« Every Night PGA Pro — Carroll Erickson KASDEN W m East HaiUord EiccptSat. til 6 pit. 928-1884 340 Tolland St., -East Hartford tea coma m a r PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVEl^NG HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., March 18, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., March is! 1976— PAGE FIFTEEN New additions to Coventry library iHmirlif Birr H^ralh NEW USED ‘Towns will struggle,’ say solons The B ooth D im ock Arnold—Against the Fall of Have Saved Them If I Could; Space Witch; Lobel — King Memorial L ibrary has Night; a novel of Byzantium; Murdoch — A Word Child; Rooster, Queen Hen; Sachs — added the following: Levin — The Boys from BICYCLES Singer — Passions; and Stout Dorrie’s Book; Tripp — My BIG PRE-SEASON Vernon tant Lottery money for education, Adult fiction . Brazil; Michaels — I Would — A Family Affair. Uncle Podger; and Wolcot* — NOTICE Tunafish Sandwiches. Area news BARBARA RICHMOND Ahearn said, “Don't feel the instant Adult nonfiction EAST, WEST AW BUdOAND lottery money is in your pocket. It Juvenile nonfietion USED BIKE SALE Andover Ellington Hebron South. Windsor Three state representatives Harrison — Rose: My Life HUGE ASSORTMENT could be used to reduce the deficit.” In Service; Karpman — Your Bitter — Exploring with CEMETERIES ■Boitoi’. Coventry East Hartford Tolland Vernon painted a bleak picture Monday night Building committee ALL RECONDITIONED & GUARANTEED A number of bills have been Second Life; a book about Metrics; Charlip- Handtalk; concerning educational financing for It li requsttvd that camatary lot ownara ramova PRICED LOW FOR FAST CLEARANCE proposed concerning financing of heart attacks; Ten Boom — an ABC of finger spelling and the next three years. They spoke at a reports to board sign language,' Macaulay — any wintar grava dacoratlona that thay wish to education. One proposes an amend The Hiding Place; Terralne— keep. WE ALSO HAVE THE LARGEsV special meeting of the Vernon Board The Mighty Continent; Pyramid; McGowen— Album ment to the constitution which would Starting Monday, March 29,1976, weather permit SELECTION OF NEW BICYCLES of Education. Theroux — The Great Railway of Prehistoric Man; and INTHE VERNON AREA make each town responsible for its Coventry ting, the neceaaary spring cisan-up ol the grounds Mayor reports on Martin Burke of Vernon, represen Bazaar; by train through Asa; Ryden — The Wild Pups; the education and removing all respon . The Board of Education accepted the final report of the will begin In preparation for mowing. ALL BICYCLESANDREPAIRS ting the 56th Assembly District (one Wade — Homegrown Energy ; true story of a coyote family. sibility from the state. Building Needs Study Committee. REMINDER; Plastic flowers or decorations should GUARANTEED entire section of VernonI; power for the home and TRADE-INS ACCEPTED Albert Kerkin, assistant The report deals with projected student enrollment, the not be used on grave sites between March 29 and Terresalee Bertinusen of East Wind homestead; and Demaris — October 31, 1976. superintendent, made a plea to the Capt, Nathan Hale School, a building advisory com The Director; an oral Q u i c k SHARPENING funding . picture sor, representing the northwestern Robert D. Harrison R otary law n m ow er blades, grass legislators not to mandate programs mittee, capital improvements, scheduled maintenance, biography of J. Edgar Hoover. dction in convering stiears, knives, scissors, etc. section of Vernon, East Windsor, and Superintendent ol K EY S M A D E without providing the funds to carry and deferred projects. Juvenile fielion n o longcr-needeci Vernon • The Environmental Education Ellington; and Aloysius Ahearn of Cemeteries POST ROAD PLAZA them out, Enrollment figures show little change in totals. But it Craft — The Winter Bear; items into welcome IJAKRAKA RICIIMOM) Program (using town-owned Camp Bolton, representing the c INDEX Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 2 3 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 NOTICII J u n k c a r 1 — Lot! tn d Found LARGE three bedroom MANCHESTER - Centrally 3 Portontlc Ranch, full basement with 3 located, two-family Ranch MANCHESTER — Announcomont* garage, custom-built, con style du|5lex, gross income $3,- A; 4 £nitrtilnm«nt venient location. Priced to RANCH — 7 rooms, nrst floor, family room, garago, S Auctions 725 yearly. Separate furnaces. $37,500. s t a t u t e She U e ra lh sell. Paul W. Dougan, Only $33,900. Pasek Realtors, FiN A N C IA l Realtor, 643-4535. COLONIAL CAPE — 7 rooms, aluminum siding, doop 8 Bondi-StocMi-Mortgaaei 289-7475, 633-5786. 9 Porional LoanA treed lot, Bowers School area. $36,900. 10 Insuranca CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING MANCHESTER - Hurry - SIX ROOM Cape, assumable d e b a t e d Spring has Sprung - This 6 CUSTOM BUILT — !D E PO ei'T*i^*‘) 2-cer gerego, V EMPLOYMENT mortgage. Immediate oc country lot. •-■'t/aiT 13 — Halp Wanted room Ranch, three bedrooms, cupancy. Near schools etc. 14 — B uiinati Opportunlllaa fireplace, garage, full base Call 649-1750 alter 5:30. COLONIAL — 10 riO E P A ^‘I*°h'X*> '*^^6 Colonial 15 — Situation Wanted ment, treed lot, needs a new Highland Park arse. ''P IT HARTFORD (UPI) - The PHONE 643-2711 owner. 30’s. LaPenta Agency, EDUCATION FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD EAST HARTFORD - Large CAPE — Five rooms, SOLDi Highland Park area. legislature’s Transportation Com 18 Private inilructloni Realtor, 646-2440, six room Cape, living room 19 — DUTCH COLONIAL — Large home, aluminum elding. mittee has gotten comments on a lot Schooit-Claiiaa with fireplace, L shaped fami 20 - Iniiructioni Wanted MANCHESTER - Ten room Bowers School area. $4S,500. of junk. ly room, 1 1/2 baths, garage, REAL ESTATE Private Instructions IS Ranch, six bedrooms, large $45,900, Amedy Realty, OFFICE FOR RENT - 20x19’ In good location, $175 Scrap metal processors would be 23 — HomaB (or Sale ADVERTISING treed lot, garage, ideal for 24 — ADVERTISING Professional Services. Seven per month. able to buy cars directly, rather than Lols-Land (or Sale PROFESSIONAL Tutoring - large family on budget. $41,- 25 — Investment Property DEADLINE days a week, 875 6283. WEST CENTER ST. — 258' frontage, B-1 zoned land, 26 — Business Property reading, math, Free consulta 900. Warren E. Howland, through auto junk yards, under a RATES good business opportunity. 27 — Resort Property 12:00 noon (he day before tion and evaluation. 649-8023. Realtors, 643-1108. THREE BEDROOM Ranch, measure the committee considered 28 — Real Estate Wanted 1 day . 10a word per day publication. worksaver kitchen, separate MIDDLE TURNPIKE — Commercial building built In at a public hearing Wednesday. MISC. SERVICES 3 daya . .9t word par day Deadline for Saturday and dining area. Nicely paneled, 1971, 4,500 tq. It. plus 3, three-room apartments. — •••••#•••••••••••••••••••• Owners of both scrap and auto 31 Services 0((erad ) e daya . .6« word per day Monday la 12:00 Nobn Friday. carpeted rec rooem. Fenced 32 — Pamllng-Psparing UNIQUE yards jammed the small room. 33 — Building-Conlraclina 26 daya . ,7a Vrord par day □ REAL ESTATE yard and redecorated VERNON Committee members indicated 34 — Rooting-Siding 15 worda. $2.00 minimum Large 6-5 Two Family, throughout. Walk to schools — PLEASE READ COLONIAL — Doul."idge, large 8-room, 4- 35 Hesting-Plumbing Happy A d a ...... $^.1Slnch Spacious, gracious rooms, and shopping. Low 30’s. concern the public would be ill- — Flooring 36 YOUR AD Homes For Sale 23 three black marble Gallagher Agency, 529-6874. bedroom home, Sbl.OOur*-© served by the measure, which might 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storsge 38 — Services Wanted Clasaifled ada are taken over fireplaces! Recent boiler, NEWEW RAISED RANC OOEfiA-^.Col E F (i‘<^|(s.<>IO'’iol stylo on large lead to decreased supplies of used the phone aa a convenience. $27,300. ATTRACTIVE 5 room new wiring, etc. A solid in MANCHESTER - Special It, aluminum elding, S4 i,a f . >1 PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., March 16, 1976 iTmi n o Brnoti Rooms tor Rant 52 Apartmanta For Rant S3 A u io t For Sa/a 6f Autoa For Sa/a Sf Answer to Previous Puzzle MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., March 18,1976 - PAGE NINETEEN FEMALE Roommate needed MANCHESTER - Fairfield L e t ’s E a t ! m by sae, to share Manchester Sreet - Five room, duplex for THAT'^ M5. Charles M. Schultz apartment, April 1st. |75. MS- rent, wall-to-wall carpeting, liD and Win ACROSS 3 Masculine n 3570 after 3. finished rec room, garage, Dear Abby 1 ——ed brown nickname M IDDItfOM gE, $225 monthly, no utilities. potatoes ' 4 Grips WE SINGLE ROOM to rent Security and lease required. 5 Three----- 5 Roulette wager WIN A FREE salad 6 Landed AM^MlEPlMfi THE, heated, shower bath, Call 6464461 after 5. By Abigail Van Buren 9 Soft food property reasonable rate. Call, M9- 12 Singing voice 7 Listing (naut.) 1976 AUTO U 9167. FURNISHED apartment, 13 Italian city 6 More refined P AD5 THAT 5AV| 14 Caucho 9 Pilfered M three rooms, and bath, heat, DEPOSIT P 1 ROOM FOR Rent, electric, hot water and all 15 Practicai 10 Medicinal COUPON ONLY AT 17 Tier plant S I A S R U t S H n N Manchester area. Call 646- utilllties furnished. 16 Fixes 11 Church seats 30 Melody 46 Part In a 2594. References required. $200 per CARTER DEAR READERS: Well, here we go ogainl A eecretory 19 Greek painter 16 Chemical 31 Philippine drama M f l k t ^ A U . month. Phllbrick Agency, 646 requeeted e practical aaiutation for buslneaa letters to 21 Classify compound Negrito 47 At all times ROOMS $20-330 weekly, 4200, CHEVROLET ofBcea in which hoth men and women work. Obviously, the 23 River (Sp.) 20 Body organ 33 Measure 46 Qrandparental utilities, parking, and kitchen traditional “Dear Sirs'* and "Gentlemen*' are now out of 24 Container of 22 Ceremonies 35 Changes 50 Weathercock priviieges. Cail M4-9690 or FAMILY STYLE - Pleasant date. peas 24 Dinner wine 40 Diners 51 Summers (Fr.) 646-2496. four room apartment, second 27 Bearing 25 Sheaf 43 Open again 52 Views WINTHROP BY DICK CAVAUI NAME Some readers have submitted the following suggestions. 29 Life (Latin) 26 Restriction (poet.) 55 Pacific floor, in older 6family home. 32 Egg dish 26 Backs of necks 45 Shiny fabric turmeric eoMEBOPr^ AuwAre Mature responsible person or ADDRESS DEAR ABBY: How about "Greetings!” I borrowed that 34 Broad street r o u t e NO A«A9