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PAGE TWENTY - EVENING HERALD. Mon., April 16, 1979 To dispell some o\ the (cheating on purpose) are Awards Concert at Second ■ of all men, women and myths surrounding less than .05 percent of the MACC Urges Voter Turnout children who come or are welfare, we have prepared Congregational Church. entire caseload in Connec Tickets are available at the referred to the churches information sheets which ticut. This is what a family (through this service arm, are available to you from door. Call Second On the past two Sundays, tomorrow so that the deci of three (mother and 2 tribution to the Emergency MACC) for help with food, the MACC office. Congregational for further' Small Weekly Newspaper By NANCY CAKK the Conference has made a sion. whatever it may be. children on AFDC) living information. Monday Was Different Chiefs Two Policemen Pantry. fuel, clothing, etc are on Myth 6: A lot of the Rodgers Repeat Winner KMM'Ulitf Dirn-lor fact sheet available to you is the result of our best in Manchester is receiving ew e Clothing pick up at < Awarded Top Pulitzer — To Pat Mastrangelo ■‘welfare programs " of one money spent on welfare is For Purolator Workers through your local church. thinking and represents all in AFDC payments: Food Victims of Assaults In Most Famous Marathon Tomorrow between noon for the food coupons to be kind or another. supporting welfare cheats. Concordia Lutheran Page 2 Page 3 and 8 p.m.. Manchester Hopefully, you have of us. A handful of people used in the Emergency 125.97; Personals 13.77; Church will be next Mon Page 6 Page 7 received both this and Many are single mothers Fact: Connecticut's con Cooking fuel 5.84; Clothing voters will decide whether (including me) have been Pantry. trying to raise small trol of the AFDC caseload day and Tuesday. April 23 other fact sheets and/or speaking out for months. 29.53: Household supplies or not this community shall — Especially to Alice children by themselves on and grants payments is a and 24. Clothing, packed have followed the con Now the speeches are over 3.89: Electricity 8.20; Rent b ei;in a tw o y e a r Shea and Mary Hewitt, AFDC payments. Many of good deal better than the securely in cardboard car troversy in the press. and the decision lies where (Region B) 123.00; Hot moritorium on the recep new volunteers staffing the the other recipients of aid national average. Only 3 tons may be left off at the tion of Community Block Tomorrow is the day to it belongs, in your hands. Emergency Pantry and to water 5.70: Fuel for rear of the church between iHanrhpatrr vote. Whatever your deci are disabled, either percent of the dollars go to heating 21.64; All else Grant Funds. Much discus 'I'liankH Y oum Eleanor Patten who have physically or 1-3 p.m. and 6:30-7:30 p.m. sion. it will impact the inelligible people and (called special needs) sion has been generated in — To Brownie Troop 605 volunteered to help with emotionally/mentally and another 2.4 percent is lost Badly needed are new Clear Tonight, Manchester in the past lives of others, particularly the clothing bank. 23.89; Total; $361.66. The layettes and good as new families and elderly on low for providing 7 lovely living for a time ori state through overpayment. 25 grant is based on January, Sunny Wednesday months over the issue. Easter baskets for — To Dr. Donald Pet for disability. An increasing percent of all errors made infant's clothing. Clean Some of the controversy and/or fixed income. We his donation to FISH. 1974 prices. men's and women's e w i Datallt on page 2 urge you: ;sometime Manchester children. number of elderly are in the government mean has been heated. Much of it — To the Ladies Guild of forced to look for help, es less money to the client NoliccM clothing, household soft has been muddled, some of tomorrow, to be an active W e lfa r e M v i Iih .Sunday, April 29, at 7:00 goods, yard goods, soap, participant iii this com .St. M ary 's E piscopal pecially with their fuel rather than niore. Convic it has been enlightening, Church for their $50 con Slightly over 50 percent bills. tions for recipient fraud p.m., is the Young Artist and blankets. j some of it (particularly the munity's decision making tu r n in g t racial bigotry) has been process. • a-JUS4 !■;« Rhodesia Vote ugly. Let us all be heard from Vol. XCVIII, No. 167 — Manchester, Conn., Tuesday, April 17. 1979 "Sa l is b u r y , Rhodesia (u p d - » A Family r^WSpaper Since 1681 > 20$ Single Copy » 15it Home Dpii'/amH Rhodesians began voting today Concurdiu |{u|>tiHt Women for the first black majority MANCHESTER -The government in the nation's 85- MANCHESTER -The year history with soldiers guar stewardship committee of Women's Society of Com Concordia Lutheran ding against "a crescendo of munity Baptist Church will violence" by black guerrillas. Church will meet tonight at have a Potluck Tuesday al Two questions to ask yourself Long queues formed utside the Four Arrested in Heist 7:30 at the church. 6:30 p.m. in Fellowship polling stations as soon as they Tue.sday. the Catechetics Hall of the church Classes will meet at 6:30 opened in the black townships and Members of Reed-Eaton a festive atmosphere prevailed. Most of Haul p.m. al the church, and the Circle will serve as Concordia Church Women when choosing a low tan Voting in neighborhoods hostesses Is Recovered at 8 p.m. in the church dominated by the minority whites room also was heavy. After dinner. Mrs. Members of Patriotic Front By JA C yi KLINi; IIIIMU) South !VI<‘lliodiHt Ernest Palmer, vice presi guerrillas, who have vowed to WATERBURY (UI’l) - Police dent of interpretation of wreck the elections, attacked five today arrested two men and their MANCHESTER -The the American Baptist polling booths Monday. A military wives for the ambush slayings of C onfirm ation Class of Women of Connecticut, spokesman said the attacks were three Purolator Security Inc. guards South United Methodist will officiate at the in repulsed, two insurgents killed and recovered most of the nearly $1.9 7 Church will meet Tue.sday stallation of officers. The and the rest driven off. million in cash, canceled checks and from 3 to 4 p.m. in the theme of the evening's jew elry stolen in the Monday education wing of the robbery. church. program is "Hands of No Tax Cutting “It was actually a slaughter of At 7:30 p, tn .. the Maturity." WASHINGTON (UPI) - A those poor guards. They never had a Women's t'rayer and Study report by the Social Security chance. The way we read this thing, Group will meet at 1208 system's board of trustees Mon they shot them first and robbed them Main St. Gliild *1 Just how low in tar is it? day recommended no reduction in second," Waterbury Police MANCHESTER -The taxes unless there are balanced Superintendent Frederick T. Sullivan Old Guurd IVItM'lH local chapter of Parents USUi cuts in benefits. Increases in the said today. Anonymous will meet Social Security tax are scheduled MANCHESTER -The VANTA(OE Less than 24 hours after the holdup Old Guard, which is open to Tuesday at 7 p.m. in VANTAGES into fiscal 1990, but som e in the bullet riddled garage, police all retired men of the com Manchester maTNOi member's of Congress and con arrested Donald Couture, 26; his wife munity. will meet Tuesday Those wishing more in KQOL sumer groups are calling for a Donna, 23, both of Wallingford, at 10 a m. at Emanuel formation (nay call toll rollback, or at least a reduction in Conn,; Lawrence I’elletier Jr., 36, Lutheran (Tiurch. Iree 1-800-842-2288. future levies. and his wife, Evelyn "Vega" The Social Security board said VICKKOY Pelletier, 26, both of Waterbury. i \ l«l«A MU08 the current method of financing Couture was arrested while hiding Social Security doesn't provide a under his bed, and the beefy I’ellctier wide enough “margin of safety" lap WahT .Alivf walked out with his hands up after l'ap«‘rl)ack .Salon to deal with unexpected short-run police surrounded his rural home. .STRASBOURG. France 1 0 11 11 12 13 11 economic downturns. NEW YORK (IJl’l) - MG. TAR MG. TAR MG. TAR MG. TAR 13 14 Couture and i’elletier were lUI’l) — Customers in The only paperback book MG. TAR MG. TAR MG. TAR MG. TAR 0.8 MG. NIC. 0.8 MG. NIC. 0.8 MG. NIC 0.8 MG. NIC. 0.9 MG. NIC 0.9 MG. NIC. charged with three counts ot capital restaurants in the Haut club in the country, the 0.9 MG. NIC. 0.8 MG. NIC. Airport Attack murder and armed rol)bery in tlie Rhin department often find Quality Paperback Book first degree. I’ellelier also was on their tables jugs of tap BRUSSELS, Belgium (UPI) — Club, celebrates its fifth Four Palestinian terrorists, charged with possession of a sawed- water with frogs or rod fish anniversary this month. off shotgun and possession of A swimming around. thwarted Monday in a planned at Founded in 1974 as "the tack on an El Al airliner by Israeli marijuana. Restaurant owners serve book club for people who security agents, tossed a Lawrence Pelletier, chief suspect in the Purolator Security "I don't believe the w'onien were customers tap water in this don't join book clubs." its Evelyn Pelletier, wife of the chief suspect in the Waterbury aetively involved," said .Sullivan, hut way to protest an edict of homemade grenade from a Inc.