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PAGE TWENTY — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon.. Oct. 2. 1978 ject Re-entry Alive and Well Public Health Nurses DNES MORAN, MSW begin to fit back into society, into the munity is that accepting. One of the conununity where many ties have Project Re-entry is alive and well, greatest Christian concepts is Plan Geriatric Clinics been disolved? forgiveness. A man or woman serves in Manuester. Re-entering the com-' MACC Newt] Project Re-entry is one place Beginning Tuesday, Oct. 31, the cerns of the person discussed. Any m uni^ i»Noften difficult wherever their sentence and returns home only The Weather where the ex-offender returning to Manchester Public Health Nursing problems found are referred to the one isjetorning from; the service, gone, his friends give him up, his girl to find that people may still hold the Manchester area can turn. Association will hold a geriatric person’s own physician or other ap­ WHAtS Sunny today, highs in upper the hospital, or any other institution. friend may find someone else, his their past against them. A person Our service works at linking com­ screening clinic once a month from 9 propriate resource. Return ap­ 60s, 20C. Tonight fair followed ' It is especially difficult on men and wife may divorce him. punished by the rules of society needs munity resources to aid an individual a.m. to noon in the Community Hall pointments will be made for follow­ NEWS by increasing cloudiness. Lows women coming out of prison. In short, when a person is sent to to come back to a community where at Squire Village. up visits. in the smoothest possible way; in he can be forgiven for his past. in 40s. Wednesday mostly /C Project Re-entry helps. We prison, society does a pretty com­ All residents of Squire Village 60 areas such as housing, employment, The next time an ex-offender com­ Staffing the clinic are Phyllis iJIanrliTHtTr SuTUiiui l^rraI^ cloudy with highs in 60s. become the mediator, the advocate,. plete job of isolating him from the financial aid, counseling, crisis in­ years old and over are eligible. Peo­ Saich, geriatric nurse practitioner, Probability of rain near zero the buffer in working with ex­ rest of the world. That is the respon­ es to you looking for a job, looking for ple will be seen by appointment only. tervention and on going acceptance a place to live, looking for a sign of and Margaret Mills, community today, 10 percent tonight, and offenders who are easing their way sibility one must take when we risk The emphasis of this clinic health aide. Vol. XCVIII, No. 2 — Manchester, Conn., Tuesday, October 3, 1978 and emotional support. human understanding, remember A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 20 percent Wednesday. back into the community. breaking the' law. Punishment takes program is on health. An assessment Reward Offer A question for all of us to consider this old Russian custom. , Appointments may be made by Weather map on Page 17. When a man or woman is im­ many forms. Losing one’s freedom is visit takes about one hour. A com­ is “When does one finish ‘doing In Russia when a person returns calling 647-1481. HARTFORD (UPI) - The state prisoned — incarcerated — they are one. Isolation and cutting off of com­ plete history and review of body this new clinic is to be held in addi­ today authorized the payment of cut off from the rest of us; in fact, munity ties is another. time?’ ” When the sentence ends? from prison, the town raises a When the prison releases him/her systems is done, urine tested, ears tion to the clinics now held at Senior 120,000 for information leading to this is part of their punishment. But people who go to prison come WELCOME HOME sign. Below the back to the community? checked for wax, heart and lungs Citizens Center, Mayfair Gardens the arrest and conviction of a per­ While a person is "doing time” his OUT eventually. They again receive statement reads “let us not fail him 1 wish I could tell you it is that assessed and feet checked. and Westhill Gardens. son or persons in the 1973 slaying their freedom. How then do they again.” family may leave him, his job is easy. I wish I could tell you the com­ Medications are reviewed'and con­ of Barbara Gibbons. Dennis A. Santore, the state’s Rebel Group Asks attorney for Litchfield County, f MCC requested the full reward and the Calendar' request was granted by Gov. Ella Manchester Community T. Grasso, a spokesman for her office said. Calendar offers this calen­ lt'$ tint to dar of events in the interest “My review of the case today Pope Death Probe pick up your indicates that the offer of a public of the community. All the niuo-ptckodcopy MCC-sponsored activities reward for information leading to VATICAN CITY (UPI) - A Roman pope’s brother, sister and other shortest in nearly 400 years, was of our now Catholic traditionalist movement relatives kneeled to pray by the bier. listed below are open to the cireulorot the arrest and conviction of typified by John Paul’s refusal to public and many are free of anyone responsible for this crime said today it has asked a Vatican Cardinals discussing the choice of wear the elaborate gold, silver and yournooroot would lend substantial support to prosecutor to investigate “the true a successor to John Paul are making charge. For further infor- ColSoratorol jewel-encrusted papal tiara, and his " mation, call 646-2137. SALE STARTS TODAY! Hurry in for Spectacular Values! the investigative authorities,” causes” of the death of Pope John it increasingly clear they will seek an humble parish priest manner. .VIoniiay Santore said in his letter of Paul I. engaging pastor like him. "This pope without a crown has ~ X ^ request to Mrs. Grasso. The Civilta’ Cristiana movement, “After Pope John Paul it is not made us understand clearly where ♦Lunch: Swiss Steak, an Italian group that has been close possible to turn back,” Cardinal noon college dining room. his force was,” said Cardinal Giovan­ Wiretap Case to rebellious French Archbishop Gabriel-Marie Garrone of France ni Colombo, the Milan archbishop Tuesday Marcel Lefebvre, said it sent a copy said Monday, after meeting with 39 who was the last man to speak to •Lunch: Roulade of Beef The Supreme Court has agreed of its request to the college of car­ other church princes Jo discuss the John Paul before his death. “In the Foicie, noon, college dining to consider whether the FBI needs dinals so they may decide on possible conclave beginning Oct. 14. few days of his reign all of us saw a room. a specific go-ahead from a judge “urgent” action. “All of us had the impression that rejuvenated and promising church, a •Dinner: Greek, 6 p.m., t o u r CHOICE before its agents may break into The step by Civilta’ Cristiana was John Paul responded to all the church that was more present in the college dining room. an office to set up an authorized the first concrete action taken by any criteria for which he was selected,” minds of men.” ••CPS Theory and wiretap. See page 3. person or group since news media Garrone said. “That is why we John Paul’s humble manner and in­ Review — Part II; St. Marys began discussing the pros and cons of agreed on him. Business and Public performing an autopsy on the pope’s “ I remain convinced that the formal style particularly impressed Automatic PZC Actions cardinals from the United States, Policy; 6 to 8:40 p.m., body. The Vatican said last week that criteria remained valid for the elec­ Electric Blankets The Manchester Planning and laws governing vacancies of the tion of his successor and it is not such as William Wakefield Baum of Hartford Road Campus, Batteries recharge when exoosed Washington, D.C., who said: “His Room 216. ^ n y light s o u r ^ C o ^ f J ? ^ Zonipg Commission approv^ five papal see do not contemplate autop­ possible that the coming choice is not zoning items Monday night and sies, but otherwise ignored the media in harmony with that of Aug. 26.” pontificate, for all its brevity, has Wednesday 1 8 a7 0 *«'ratemadoot.oiSSs,yte. been a blessing.” tabled one request from Lydall suggestions. John Paul, elected Aug. 26 in the Cross-Country; MCC vs. lit"' Inc. See page 4. Civilta’ Cristiana did not say why it shortest conclave of cardinals this UConn J.V., 4 p.m., main ........ 22.40 LC.D. Chronometer Cardinal Timothy Manning of Los felt an autopsy was required. century, reigned over the church only campus. • Full Control) 27 77 Angeles said he was certain his “Civilta’ Cristiana, through its •Dinner: Russian, 6 Not Afraid 34 days before dying of a heart attack fellow church princes would be legal representatives, has submitted last Thursday night. p.m., college dining room. ..................31.17 Rich decorator colors in a machine- seeking another pastoral pontiff like washable blanket. Economical too OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI) - a formal request to the promoter of The spirit of his brief reign, the John Paul. Thursday ‘ U iS ^ ....................46.30 ... less than 4c a night to operate! Symbionese Liberation Army justice (prosecutor) at the tribunal •Lunch: Ham Steak members William and Emily of the Vatican City State that the Hawaiian, noon, college Hams are not afraid of years prosecutor’s office open a judicial in­ dining room. behind bars — they are confident quiry to ascertain the true causes of Friday 3 they one day will return to the the death of the supreme pontiff John Two at Refinery streets to work for social change.

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