The Bridgeport Telegram from Bridgeport, Connecticut • Page 10

STRATFORD juperintenrtent, BRIDGEPORT TELEGRAM, Aufmt 19, 1972 20 Streets Paved By Crews in Month of the Highway divi-i included cleaning ol caleh.tian Perfection or I'crJcct Dive. ship srvice will be offered Thurs- akm completed skid n- UCO yards of fill' Mrs. Miller will be in charge at 31 9 P-m- Mr. McDougall also said that Wghwy crMM on Pond, Clover and Elm itreets. uaaig 111 torn of bituminous paving materials.

In other division activity during ronstnictivl one isTirkera im-estipatM trvtt itoppage complaints audi removed willow tree rootj a section or pipe on Kenyon street. Miscellaneous work completed WE NEED LISTINGS! QlMlWed tuyvn Waiting. Win. R. Inc.

to town job sites, Welfare Service Report Issued MtrK basin, installed one man- last month involving 138 person! hole, eicavated a "DO-fool rlitchaccordinj; to the departments and removed a total ol (ccL monthly nclivtly report, of concrete curbing ui Sultan; total of five public assistance atreet and Haielwood terrace, 'referrals wore made, nine appli-Mr. McRougall said that erev-S jcitinns for aid are pending also raised 32 manholes on Lar- four vere denied. court and Stock mid Sultan) servjcc9 wl-re streets prior In tbo evictions paving 01 me morougnmres. Jiw and paving work Is slated to lie conducted r.n inquiries Jim wmi. aicl.

THE BANK OF STRATFORD OPEN SATURDAYS 8:30 a.m. till 3:00 p.m. ft TV IB DIRE IN FREE PARKING OK PREMISES ni Ininal niinttj, aiuniinuni swing lo house Neglect complaints and out -of- n'linirts were alw paled and referrals were made. to the State Welfare department Methodist Activities The Rev. Gierii! J.

Miller, as luiwr, cm: part I ii roe of a Ihe is cnriilerl We Call Ourselven Mtthndist.s Init What Do Wo eve y.tr: i imchide iT.e ixictrine oi Lnns. Building Activity issued by the buiidinp, inspector indicate the following conslrucii'Ki projects: Donald Iviufcr build a Iwo- cost James H. and Wil-ma McDoUgal, two-car garage nn Uianc or (2I.CW; and im- I'Jl Mary avenue, liwibelh aluminum siding to one-family house ot 94 avenue, Hordar.aro, one-car garage at Mchois avenue, Mrs chard lihke, aluminum siding to iiinise nt 2 Alvord street, ISC. N'lt hrilit.s existing p.irch at 1GC.1 rill'-', jl.l'*1. I Freeman, finish ha semen I Walt Ottowa lane, SI, 101); James and Barbara Cisero, ad- dilion to rear porch at Sedge wick avenue, $400.

Community Services "Cod Is Alive and Well Within Yen:" at i the of the Rev. John Shaw, pastor, nt the 30 a.m. service lomnr nw in the Lqrdshlp Community 'llie children's story will "Tree Hinp.s.' 'Child will be provided during he service. The latiies' scin.e^ uil meet Tuesday at 10 a.m. in the church mid the Christian Action cilmmittee will meet Tuesday at Ji p.m.

Prospective Church school cners will meet wetlnesuay mi informal wor 1972 MUNICH SUMMER OLYMPICS STARTS AUGUST 26th The Fealuris SaHd-Eliie U. -nD' her Module-nol iusl a cjlslarrj'ng aensltivdy rr.in.ition ot Custom Video Range Tuning System Custam "Perma-Set" VHF Esclusivc Fr.r;e l-OC's" Circuit. ii lull i3' lor.g lor cuUlandins reception. Compact molded cah It tvailibli in your choict of lour decorator styled color combi nitons. it ftm lit Ot'ora COMPACT PORTABLE TV 89 88 OPEN M0N.

TKURS. UNTIL 9 PM Committee to Meet Alliance Cvei lasting Life" will Ix: the sermon topic (he Rev, John Carlson, pastor, at the li a.m. service lomorriiw in Ik: imy Alliance cliurch v.i I. s.j tr. J.ilieL and lliane Ghent.

The organist ill be Kenneth Stone. The Youth fellowship ivill mee' at 6 p.m. for a Iiible sludy ing ine itev. james wnnre, ror rHstor of the church, ml lie thu guesl speaker at the n'r: even. i A miLiil program will bo pres A co vered rtish supper will take place at 8 p.m.; an executive board meetuiK fs scheduled at 6- p.m.; ana a prayer and llin.e study meeting nt 7:30 p.m.

Democratic Registrar Supports Mc Govern tloran, Democratic ilorsnrl (jenrec McLovern lor picsitk-nt in 1hc national election in Nov cm her. Sytvh Gubcrnian, chairman of the local McGovcm supporlers, said Fhc whs happy lo hear ol Mis. Doran's endorsement. rs. said ihe endorsed McCnvem before the tnwn com- ittre this week been use she felt that the party should stand behind the party candidate, r.o (own committer ac tion was takrn on Mrs.

Doran's ecommendation and endorse- Services What II fie Ihe srrnion topic of the Joseph O. dunlin the service at 10 a.m. in the First Con-enatlonat rhurcll. New members will lie received into iho fellowship of the church. A program ol music hss been ranged by ratricia y.

fcitest organist. Snedra contralto soloist, will sinu -Summer Church School classes r.i roufiii second fiMtie win ne in scssitm at 10 a.m. I'piscopnl Services services nT Holy Commir will he offered i I in r.t npiscopV. mrch Hit first at a in. and the ntiicr at 10 The Rev.

Arlhur Harrington ol Nortri Jtaven win tw tr.e ceie-i brant and preacher at brth ser- a-rcrs, nssisted by the Rev. Carl Buffington, curate Christ Church. Arnold Moller, Lay reader, also assisl at (he 10 o'clock scr- :r.hi':!, liu linn eel and JiiiiMt r'nir-. it the mm- i. iiio.traiii of Ihe Ciiurcli II 'ni: tlisn the first poriion of i the service Ihfn lenvinr, to see a color hlrislnp tin 'Con-tiuion's Servant." A crib Nursery will also he, available.

Couplea to Wed Marriage license applications in the town clerk's office Indl-cato that the following couples will wctl: Robert Francis Suisse, 23, of aHOO Main street, a teacher, and Kathleen r.llen Westmoreland, 2-0 of lffl Marpherila laim, render. Alan John Campbell, Kj'liy 1 .1 ii i-n fell 1 r' 1:1 i-oiliy l.i r-: 11' Fbrlwr' road. Monroe-, a ssleswoman. Peter Michael Bodnar. 21, Providence, K.

1., a student, and Catheirliw Rose llohtneor. 57 Park street, a nance (nsiruc tor. Terrenes Martin vanGclrtcr, 13 of 26 Greyshme rmd. Bridge port, a veterinarian a.ssi.slant, and Pelela Susan Rclier. 10.

of fill Ridpevale place, Rridpcport, an assembler. Jrannnt Joseph Madorc. 21, of in Hemlock driie. Shcllon, a heal neater, anrt Muriellr Alice Noel, n. of 7:11 Slrallurd mail Joseph Stone.

25. nf 2IH jlinrbank end Karen L.yTair ksl, 24, retary. Isayview boulevard, a sec noneri jonpti ratroyeix. ol 11 Stag Trumbull, a head Mary Ann Filip, 26. Lucille Zitncy's Art Stwun in Town Hall hbil in th I'll with John Pellew of the Silvermine art school.

Ihe show will continue through the Kit of the month and Includes several oils and water Alcohollea AtwnymeiB Alcoholics Anonymou-i will meet tomorrow at i p.m. ir Christ church r.orlh parish house, fsapilst Services of DSfi Johnson hi clisptay nit ex-ton r. clerk's office in To Hail. Mrs. Ziti-ay hus tdudicd the Famous Attisia schnol of Weitport under Frank Cmino and with the late Wendell Austin of MJlford.

it currently jJudylag "Arc You Likening?" will be 20 town atreeti Mat month using to mjwuing 3imijchiw for through ward Cuthhert. pastor, during the IL' Z. klnderfarten ad hi. Iran al 3:45 r1 j.l.*.... 'services tomorrow ni 10: Jt) sipiw tnr rienlrt-nenl -smdufcrfi i-reaencK ncumpn, uivi- Pol-re and £0Q yarda of gravel am.

irie junior nigh u.Mir will meet at the church on Tuesday al p.m. to go to Lake Quai- comrnillcc for me rcclec- nrpanist rhnrrh turn n( President Richard Nixon ibeein at 9:15 a.m. with classes meet Monday al 8 p.m. in Republican Town heailq'-ii I Main street, according to Paul Kurmay. committee rhalr- the aviilahle.

ages. Nursery care Is There will lie no evening ser-ce at the church tomorrow. Mr. Maco mid trie court that as the policemen were looking! around the fur the owner of Ihe car, Morelio citne out of ll.eni lire car einea nv a cnoir ot teciiaKersi -nr. made up of iludenls from arcs tn(.

house. i D-jnns questionliiE at the scene, A family tiipV. v.il. Uia, the license lilntes on the car had been sloler. ami that Morello did not have- a registration for the car cir a valid driver's license.

fl yi. I a lit. Mncttty oMife wust uocwr ramus uui Of Abortion Controversy placement ol the dividing pensively and readily available, line between giving freedom of choice under the law and making humans responsible lo them- n. as snrlrlr laplc of the Rev. problem still lo be Youlh Fined $15 As Trespasser In, nl 5H Clinton avenue, who to .1 tlj.tlj;.,.

trespassing the third degree. prosecutor l-ranK 5. arn. said Morcllo was arrest ed July by Bridgeport police on p-itroi on Hucnir.eham una onscnwi a car paraea In front of a. vacant which nv the cilv.

soivea, saio: jjr. jusepn FarK Citv hospital, wnue spoak-lng on the abortion controversy Thursday at trie Three inn, Maaison avenue. Soeakinn before the waekly luncheon meeting of Ihe Kiwanli club, the Bridgeport absltdrician and gynecologist Slid thst many people In society feel lhat by beraiums the aoorron laws, with abrjrtions to be done mex NEW BRITAIN, Conn. (AP) The city nf New Britain, churches and other organ izations throughout Ihe state arc awaiting word from state Ally. Gen.

Robert K. Killian about Ihe legality ol offering state lottery tickets ns rattle spokesman for the Com l.m ti i i- which the lottery, said l-nclay requests lo I licken as in rallies, bingo Ramos and sunila: ny women might request abor tions "on whim" rather lhan on deep and serious Ihoughl. are narv socijlneical. and moral rmplica tions involved In the ouestkm ol JJf. tioromtz coniinued philosophical dilemma In dical profession still exists as to when life begins, he said.

"ILven when I have performed! a therapeutic abortion, which is allowed under Connecticut law, 1 1 have found it a most unpleasant to do," said the doctor. "We were trained lo save and prolong life and not to terminate Killian to Rule on Raffle Use Of State Lottery Tickets The city nf New Britain has expressed an Jntereat in using such a rathe to pay oil a 000 debt remaining from last years centennial celebration have heen conunjt to the com- permit use mission since l-ebruary. Ipri7.es, recent letter lo the citv Lvecuttve Secie tary Joseph Bums he stil had not received an opinion from KilLian nn whether such a scheme would he legitimate. Slate Intv piohibils cash prizes in raffles. The commission sjiokesman said the commission would be pleased by a ruling that would me tickets as Another problem which mieht from a liberal ttata abor-lion policy it the formation of For the moat part ln-ttitutioos itiifed by competent personnel, he said Dr.

Horowiti noted however. lhat often these institutions be come overly concerned with the "profit motive" by performing as manv abortions as possible and iherefore undergo a "toss- of. etnic. SAUSAGE-EATER LES ROUSSES. CAP) Butcher Charlet Moisslon- nler downed J.

10 inches of sausages In 15 minutes at the annual Les Rousse.s beer festival. besting the old festival record nf 100 inches. Froth Baked Piet SILVERMAN'S FARM Sport Hill Road IA1TON Opp. 261-3306 More Car Stonings Probed in Fairfield Vandals cctitinued ThuTKtay night to stone car wimJovvt in Fairfield, bringing the total ported to police, in the past few days to 15, police reported. Five persons notified pobce yeslerdav their car windshields or back windoMS had been smashed wilh stones.

The incidents took place on Knollwood drive, Pala-mar drive, North Benson road, Woodridge avenue and Old Blade Rock turnpike. The prevkxii night vandals hit ten cars at varioui ioeariow in Persons having any Informabon Harriet Beecher Slowe tinder the pen name of Christopher Crawfield. SILVERMAN'S FARM LttftC NATIVE Tomatoes "-It HttSH PICKED SWEET COKN NATIVE 14 1 lUUlA 1 ram nuers i. on raw I $2.09 Slip-joint pliers 1.66 raw -so. vam I a I Hn.9ri2fl.inenCmhinilM.M I ami I' I r.t.'JlM'M-.lirahinel.

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