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THE TIMES Friday, January 26, 1979 2 1 30 Killings Not Deplored edition endeavored to move into this moral vacuum. "Yet another priest has been slain in the cruel war in Rhodesia. We have heard of no resolution from the WCC deploring that killing and the killings of over 30 missionaries. It seems to us regrettable, irrespective of which side killed them, and surely the IllililllM will? Rev. Lester 7C Kinsolving gy expression of internationally cooperating Christian fellowship.

For the sake of the devout Jamaicans who are unaware of" some of the "accomplishments" of the WCC, it is a relief that this unidentified editorial writer in a leading black Caribbean newspaper has such concern about human life and murder of civilians as is absent among the High Priests of the WCC. This editorial writer is stilrhoping that such terrorists (as have distinguished themselves by raping, beating to death women missionaries and their daughters as young as six months) have used the WCC money given them only for humanitarian purposes. Such hope is as fruitless as expecting the WCC which finances these killers to make any statement of regret over their victims. At the same time, it is a good thing that in the editorial office of a black newspaper there is such Christian concern as is so outrageously absent among the assembled hierarchs of the World Council of Churches. No kidding! Waves break over a seawall as the sign sends an unnecessary reminder.

The winter storm pounded Scituate, and people were evacuated from coastline homes. Record rains hit the Boston area. Story, Page 14. Wo Picnic 11 Iranians Die in New Riots University. Thick black smoke billowed over buildings in the heart of the city.

The crowd taunted the soldiers with shouts of "Death to Bakhtiar!" "We will build a peoples army to fight the army!" and "We will go on whether Khomeini comes or not." Heavy gunfire sounded throughout the area. The religious leader's return from 14 years of exile, originally scheduled for today, was delayed by military orders closing Iran's airports until Sunday. The army was also ordered to enforce a martial-law ban on demonstrations, and an informed source said military leaves had been Editor's Note: Opinions set forth bv Rev. Kinsolvingin his weekly column often are personal and subjective and are not necessarily the opinions of The Times. KINGSTON, JAMAICA On the morning after Jamaican Prime Minister Michael Manley told the World Council of Churches "I feel impelled to assist the Liberation armies in their struggle," The Kingston Gleaner published a Reuters report that 22 more people had been killed in Rhodesia, including five black civilians and one white civilian.

One day later, came another dispatch, reporting that the body of a Roman Catholic priest was found riddled with bullets near the Rhodesi-an road where he was making parochial calls. When the news of this tragedy evoked no comment at all from the supposedly compassionate Christian leaders who comprise the WCC, The Kingston Gleaner's Sunday morning Church Briefs Youth To Skate LANSING The youth group at St. Ann Catholic Church will have a skating party Jan. 30 at Gus Bock Park. After skating, the group will assemble at the youth house for pizza and singing.

Men To Retreat LANSING A group of men from St. Ann Catholic Church will participate in a winter retreat Feb. 23-25 at the University of Notre Dame. The retreat will be at Our Lady of Fatima Retreat House, located on the campus. Praying Taught LANSING The second in a series about teaching children to pray will be Feb.

12 in the school hall at St. Ann Catholic Church. Lillian Lewis will be the speaker at the 7:45 p.m. session. Her topic will be "Celebrating Our Lives in Christ in the Home." Session Slated MUNSTER St.

Thomas More Catholic Parish, 8501 Calumet sponsors a social session once a month. The next session will be Sunday in the parish hall. Coffee and rolls will be served after the 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Masses. Communion Set CALUMET CITY Members of Coronata Knights of Columbus Council in Calumet City will receive corporate Holy Communion with their families Feb.

4 at St. Andrew the Apostle Church. Members will attend the 8 a.m. Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. Quartet To Sing CROWN POINT The Gospel Jubilation Quartet will perform free at 6 p.m.

Sundav at the First Church of God, 125 N. Court St. The Indianapolis-based group is making a return performance. They also entertained at the church two months ago. Lettuce Pickers Strike SAN DIEGO (AP) Pickers walked out at two more lettuce farms as the United Farm Workers rejected federal mediation as a way to end a dispute that threatens the nation's winter lettuce crop.

Growers spokesman Richard Thorton said employers would comply with a government request and meet with the mediator today in Los Angeles. But UFW spokesman Marc Grossman said: "The federal mediators are not needed. We can reach an agreement if the growers will just negotiate in good faith." About 2,700 lettuce pickers have struck six of 28 major growers in the Salinas and Imperial valleys of southeastern California. Strike votes have been taken at other farms. cancelled and Tehran's garrisons had been placed on alert.

At least seven journalists and an undetermined number of others were reported arrested under a martial-law provisions allowing them to be held incommunicado indefinitely. The journalists were leaders of the Press Freedom Movement that closed Tehran's seven leading newspapers for 62 days, until Bakhtiar lifted censorship three weeks ago. One of Khomeini's chief aides in Tehran said supporters of the Shiite Moslem patriarch were planning a demonstration Saturday to protest the closing of the airports. Grossman said. About 95 percent of the U.S.

winter iceberg lettuce crop is grown in the Imperial Valley, and a prolonged strike could lead to severe lettuce shortages. About 16,000 members of the union led by Cesar Chavez are seeking a 40 percent raise in a one-year contract. The growers have offered 7 percent per year in wage and benefit increases over three years. The current minimum wage for the workers is $3.70. The latest farms struck were Joe Maggio where 450 workers left, and Lu Ette Farms, where 120 walked off.

Maggio is the world's largest shipper of bunched carrots, but produces lettuce and broccoli as well. Positive Thinking i Unity Church Calumet River Dr. At The Ex way. SUN. 11 AM I "New Prosperity I For You" by Dr.

G. Free jSOH. 11:00 AM Wednesday Workshops 11:00 AM 1 8:00 PM Hear Dr. G. Free WJOB-1 230 Radio Ever) Sun.

9 to 9:30 AM TEGRAN, Iran (AP) Troops in Tehran and the western city of Sanandaj opened fire today on thousands of supporters of Ayatullah Ruhollah Khomeini angered by the government's delaying his return to Iran, and there were reports of at least 11 dead and 53 wounded. Residents of Tabriz said heavy shooting also broke out in the downtown area of that northwestern city. No other details were immediately available but the official Pars news agency said there had been 'a "pro-constitution" march both in Tabriz and Zahedan in eastern Iran. Hospital sources said at least six persons were killed and 28 wounded in Tehran. Pars said "a number of people were killed and wounded" in Sanandaj.

Unofficial estimates placed the death toll in Sanandaj at five with 25 wounded. But some of the Tehran demonstrators, their hands smeared with blood, told reporters that more than 30 were killed in the capital alone. The foes of Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and Prime Minister Shahpour Bakhtiar armed themselves with wooden and metal staves and set fire to spare tires and garbage in the streets around Tehran Busing Fund Plan Is OKd CHICAGO (AP) The State Board of Education Committee has approved a proposal that would permit the use of $1 million in state funds to help finance a program to bus minority students from the inner-city to suburban school districts. Another bill that would provide $15 million in state aid to school districts engaged in desegregation programs was also approved Thursday by the board. If the $1 million aid request is approved, the Metropolitan Plan, would send up to 500 Chicago students to schools in about five to 10 surrounding suburbs.

The plan is part of the board's voluntary Access to Excellence Program. Fire Fighter Workshop Set GARY Indiana Vocational Tech nical College will offer a fire fighter workshop this weekend at the Gary campus, 1440 E. 35th Ave. Worshop classes include: Fire-ground Tactics, Fire Hydraulics, Fire Behavior, and Salvage and Overhaul. More information is available from the college.

Christian Church should feel likewise. We can only that the $85,000 grant to the Patriotic Front is being used for the education of the young and not for the purchasing of arms and military training." Jamaica has a populace with a large percentage of devout church members, who were told by their, leaders that the WCC is the world's leading Protestant and Orthodox THIEVES HIT INN EXHIBIT MERRILLVILLE Thieves made off with $1,500 worth of religious jewelry Wednesday from displays at the Merrillville Holiday Inn Convention Center. Gene Uber of Park Forest told police he discovered the theft around 8 a.m. when he arrived at the center. Uber said he lost approximatley $1,100 worth of jewelry Arman Linde told police he lost $485 worth of merchandise from two displays.

park Named After Cop HIGHLAND Policeman Robert Markley died serving the people of Highland. Thursday, the park and recreation board presented his widow, Diane, with Markley Park signs. The board renamed Ellendale Park earlier this year in honor of the patrolman. Markley was killed on March 10, 1978, when a car struck him while he directed traffic around an accident. Mrs.

Markley, with tears in her eyes, thanked the board for its consideration. This is the second park in Highland named after a policeman. SWEETHEART DANCE SET CALUMET CITY The athletic association of St. Victor School will have a Sweetheart Dance Feb. 10.

The 9 p.m. event will be in the parish hall at the church. Music will be by the Pala Bros. Orchestra. LAS VEGAS NIGHT SLATED MUNSTER The Ushers Club of St.

Thomas More Parish will sponsor a Las Vegas Night Feb. 3 in the parish hall. Refreshments will be served at the event, which starts at 9 p.m. Travel Is Topic SOUTH HOLLAND A talk about travel highlighted a meeting of the Presbyterian Seniors. Guest speaker at the session at the United Presbyterian Church, 16440 Cottage Grove was Roger L.

Talsma, a travel expert. Morning Worship Discovery Hour Evening Worship CHURCH 2740 (1 4 Rev. Rutiell Indiana Briefs Name Ruling INDIANAPOLIS (AP) The constitutionality of a law requiring an illegitimate child to have his mother's last name has been upheld in Hancock County. Hancock Circuit Judge Ronald L. Gottschalk made the ruling in a suit filed by the Indiana Civil Liberties Union on behalf of a couple who wanted their child to have the father's last name.

The suit said the law violated the couple's guarantees of equal protection under the federal and Indiana constitutions. Strike Ends CONNERSVILLE (AP) The three-week-old teachers strike in the Fayette County Community School Corporation ended Thursday night when teachers voted overwhelmingly to accept a new contract. The announcement was made jointly by Lee Lovell, president the teachers union, and Superintendant John Light. Lovell said the vote was taken Thursday night after negotiators worked out an agreement. They negotiated for two days in the courtroom of Fayette Circuit Judge George Kerrigan.

SisterState INDIANAPOLIS (AP) The United States no longer recognizes Nationalist China but the Indiana House does. By a voice vote, the House adopted a resolution making Taiwan a sister state. The proposal ran into trouble in the Senate and was assigned to committee for amendments. Republican House sponsor Donald Nelson of Indianapolis noted that the resolution was drafted before the United States recognised the Communist regime in Peking. Dismissal Upheld INDIANAPOLIS (AP) The Indiana Court of Appeals has upheld the dismissal two years ago of probationary county policeman by Allen County Sheriff Charles B.

Meeks. In its ruling Thursday, the appeals court rejected arguments that probationary county officers have a legal or constitutional right to a hearing before being fired. The appeal was brought by former deputy Daniel L. Gansert, who was dismissed before he completed his one-year probationary period. 9:30 A.M.

6:00 P.M. (Nursery Provided) GRACE First 6635 DEADLOCK Police Lists END ASKED Parking Time CHICAGO (AP) Attorneys for Pontiac State Correctional Center have asked a federal court to order an immediate end to "the longest and most punitive" deadlock ever reviewed by any court. The lawyers filed the motion to end the deadlock during a hearing Thursday before U.S. District Judge John P. Crowley.

The judge may rule on the matter Monday, during the next Pontiac case hearing. MERRILLVILLE -Cars improperly parked in the Turkey Creek Subdivision after 8 p.m. Monday will be ticketed. Merrillville Police said today they will ticket any cars blocking the path of the Street Department snow plows beginning at 8 Monday night. Merrillville News about Merrillville? Call Jenimae Grabczyk, 980-4227.

NOW ACCEPTING RESIDENTS United Methodist Church Hodman Avenue Phone: 932-5915 ORCHARD DRIVE BAPTIST CHURCH Kenneth Sellers, Pastor Sun. 9 45 AM Morning Warship 11.00 AM "LET YOUR LIGHT SHINE" Eve. 7.00 PM "WHAT IS THE ORIGIN OF EVIL?" 3425 Orchard Drive Hommond So. Baptist REFORMED CHURCH Indiana Lansing Block North of Ridge Rd. and Blocks Eosl ol Torrence) Sybesmo, Pastor Dr.

"A Caring Congregation" Early Worship 8:30 A.M. Church School 9:1 A.M. Worship Service 10:30 A.M. "IT'S WORTH IT" by Tom Weigond Junior High Fellowship ..5:00 PM Senior High Fellowship 7:00 PM Nursery At All Services Tom Weigond Pastor Rev. Cordon Burton, Assoc.

Pastor COVENANT U. PRESBYTERIAN 6709 Arizona Ave. Hammond Conservative, Evangelical Christ-Centered WHERE TO GO IN THE CALUMET EVERY FRIDAY IIRST PRESBYTERIAN A Plote For Yowl HAMMONO SUN. 10.00 A.M. "Homogenized Man!" by PostorSwanberg Child Care Available BROADCASTING ON WJOB (1230) EVERT SUNDAY MORNING 8 AM to 8.30 Preaching Christ The Way, The Trulh Dr, Jock H.

Barrell, STM, Pastor-Karl E. Swonberg, HESSY1LLE ASSEMBLY of GOD 7350 Kennedy Ave. Ph: 844-5020 LUTHERAN HOME OF NORTHWEST INDIANA, INC. 1200 West 121st Avenue, Crown Point 175 Bed "Total-Care" Licensed Health Facility Sheltered Residential Care Intermediate Nursing Care Serving the Needs of the Whole Person: Spiritual. Physical.

Emotional, and Social Phone: 6633860 for information relating to admissions and costs. The Home can be seen Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Weekends by appointment John Henkel Francis E. Elmore 'Administrator Executive Director Sunday Worship 8:001 11:00 AM Sunday School 9:30 AM Sunday School 9:45 AM Morning Worship.

10:50 AM Special Speaker Rev. Harold Crosby I Evening Worship 7:00 PM John We teach E. Eastwood, Sr. Pastor 8447028 and preach salvation as presented in Holy AM scripture, our infallible rule ot taith and practice. John E.

Eastwood, Sr. Potior 8447028 WEDNESDAY: Tamify Night 7.00PM Wm. P. Reigel, Pastor Ph: 844-5130 CHRIST EXALTING- The life Ass'l. Pastor.