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CHRIST CHURCH ANGLICAN CHURCH VESPRA SATURDAY SERMON finszgmflcan things can be destructive HOWARD LRTNEY In recent days much evidence has been produced and published exposing corrup tier in the field of religion It seem to me to be one of agic events of our day rance allow me to quote some literature that In East Lansing the Lnitarians st Church has begun gxirnography flicks to money And In Texas the First who donates her time at to do on Sunday mor tslie does for living itday night Lnquote sat ir our minds has been iili river the centuries is presentiv entering into the rhurcli and prostituting the DUH teachings of the true Gospel ofJesus Christ But more than these outright denials of Bible truth and teachings are those unseen are seemingly insignificant things which creep into our lives Greed pride hatred unforgiving attitudes and the like These have powerfully destructive force behind them that tear apart the very essence of Christianity Love is des troyed by hatred Forgiveness is not possible without Bible repentance And that means not just turning to God but definite act of turning from sin and wrong Genorosity is on the opposing side of greed Greed then prostitutes and destroys generous and giving spirit What has been said so often is that the hidden sniper is worse than direct confrontation of the enemy For when he is hidden is NC he can be handled So it is with those things which prostitute our spiritual lives The obvious can be dealt with but these attitudes which are so destructive creep in unaware Beware If you are harbour ing hatred greed anger doubt pride or an unforgiving at titude you are prosituting your religion based on the Bible For the fruit that grows on life that is founded on the Jesus Christ of the Bible is solid character Qualities of love joy peace patience gentleness goodness faith meekness and selfcontrol are developed And any Christian who allows anything in the life that doesnt line up with these is pro stitutinghis religion Dont prostitute your religion propagate it Anxiety grows on expansion of BC coalloading port VANCOUVER CP Anx iety is growing over the delayed expansion of the Roberts Banks port 15 miles south of here in the municipality of Delta The coalloading terminal which opened six years ago has not been expanded because of court case concerning the own crsliip of the seabed between the mainland and Vancouver Island Theres no question in my mind that we must proceed with expansion as soon as pos sible says Fred Spoke Vanlt couver port manager am rather tearful about the delay ing cllcct the court case may have recent decision by the Brit ish Columbia Court of Appeal that the seabed belongs to the provincial government is almost certain to be appealed by the federal government Just who owns the seabed is important because the four new Suratre sites drawn up in the original port plans will be created out of the seabed tlirough dredging and filling at cost estimated by Mr Spoke cstimatedat$25million Several hundred thousands of dollars also will be needed for an enVironmental study of the seabed he said APPROVAL CONTINGENT Mr Spoke said bids on the study were called for last fall by the National Harbors Board but final approval was contin gent on deciding who would be responsible for the costs He said even if the ownership question is settled by the fall the study could not start until yearend This would push back start on the actual expansion to the end of 1977 Mr Spoke said there is an awful lot of pressure on existing facilities at Roberts Bank from burgeoning exports of bulk products John Heffcrnan vicepresi dent of terminal operations and traffic for Kaiser Resources Ltd which through sub sidiary operates the existing coal terminal at Roberts Bank says the ompany plans to ex ercise its option on the first 50 acres lie said the company is con cerned about the delay in ex pansion because demand for coal is rising steadily and lead time is needed for assembling new terminal Mr Spokcs sense of urgency Youths taught way bf trapper NORWAY HOUSE Man tCPi The skills of the fur trapper wont die if the Mani toba government has anything to say about it The province has been con ducting program to train youths aged from 16 to 19 years in the centuriesold ways of the trapper The program was launched last fall using five veteran trappers in each of nine se lected communities in northern Manitoba Each trapper chose student and trained him during part of the fall winter and spring sca sons The teenagers were taught number of the trap ers skills setting tra ma ing camp cookingan preparingpelts The trappers who were paid $10 day by the Manitoba gov ernment supplied food traps and other equipment The project the brainchild of Sandy Beardy chairman of the Cross Lake Man Fur Council aims to preserve the trappers trade Its good way to earn living said George Pauta nekis 60 of Cross Lake who has been trapper since he was 18 years old raised family of nine kids without an help from welfare Five my boys are trap mm MORE AID NEEDED Mr Pautan is said $10 day wasnt enough to cover his ex penses as an instructor He said there should be more assistance for the trappers in providing traps and other equipment for students But the program is good one he said It gives the young men chance to be trained in our traditional way of makinga living We need it if trapping is going to survive David McDougall 16 of St Theresa Point who has coin pleted Grade 10 and hopes even tually to study law said he found the trapping course was good experience What if dont complete ev erything Im aiming at he asked Ill still have trapping to go back to If do make it it will give me an understanding of my people that will be very impor tant in the future The reason want to study is to help my people Eli Castel 19 of Pukatawa gan said he liked the taste ot trapping he got last season and plans to go back in the fall learned lot but need more practice he said The trappers and their stu dents got together in July to consider the strengths and weaknesses of the program The meeting suggestedthat more uipment be provrderl and sait the age limit foreli gible students should be raised to 25 years about the first expansion is not shared by some bulk trans porters however as some pri vatelyfinanced modern bulk loading terminals in the citys inner harbor say they can han 110 more product than they now ship Harry Wood president of Vancouver Wharves says the North Vancouver site handled only 750000 tons of sulphur in 1975 and the terminal has the capacity to take three million tons your Sometimes forgets hes actor llWA Il Donnelly Rhodes soirictiiiics forgets he is an actor Rhodes one of two new stars in liCTVs Sidestrcet police adventure series said in an interview that he once automatically pulled out police identity card when he was approached by drunk in Toronto bar The card was souvenir he received after filming segment of Police Story in 10 Angclcs Sidcstrcct returns for sec ond season Oct It The series of seven hourlong programs was produced by Brian Walker and stars Rhodes as Sgt Nick Raitt and Jonathan Welsh as his partner Sgt Glenn Olsen Guest stars include John Co licos Kate Reid Neil Munro Deborah Turnbull and Murray Westgate The series has no violence for the sake of violence CBC spokesmen say But Rhodes says dont see how you can do show about crime and violence without in volving crime and violence In the premiere episode Line of Duty Rhodes takes firm stand defending his partner who is suspended from the for ce after being accused of knocking down pregnant woman during demonstration outside Toronto hospital Of the episode Rhodes says It is not one of my favorites Out of seven shows there are four good ones Sidestrect tries to em hasize realistic situations an belie vable characters the CBC says But one attempt at realism in Line of Duty ap peared feeble It shows Nick Raitt feeding pigeon on the windowsill of his apartment It was to show that policemen have feelings says Rhodes Rhodes appears believable as Sgt Raitt As for the Toronto bar incident Rhodes says that when he explained that he was an actor and not policeman the bar staff congratulated him on his performance 10000 trees guarded but disease spreads TORONTO CP Although Canadiandeveloped process is protecting more than 10000 trees in Canada from Dutch elm disease the disease contin ues to spread and there still is no cure researchers say The Canadian Wildlife Ser vice sent letter Tuesday to the mayor of Thunder Bay con firming that researchers have found the disease in trees along IIighwa 61nearthe city The isense which had ex tended to about 60 miles north west of Sault Ste Marie less than two years ago now has spread 340 miles west of that city In the United States the fun gus has spread from the East Coast to California The fungus disease and its carrier the elm bark beetle are being studied by the team of researchers with the Cana diati Forestry Service of Envi ronment Canada and the Uni versit of Toronto The treatment for the disease developed about three years ago involves injecting fungicide into the tree roots It can protect uninfected trees and drive the fungus from elms if the infection is not too severe The success rate is more than 90 per cent Dr Edward Kondo research scientist with the forestry service said in re cent interview SUCLESS RATE IIIII Dr Kondo said treatment programs have been started in Windsor and Kingston Michael Melnike field su pervisor with the Toronto parks department said the program is still too costly He said some one would liave to be paid to guard the trees from children who might tamper with the sys tem during the 24 hours needed to complete the root injection Seventyfive per cent of To rontos elm trees already are diseased Mr Mclnike said and that figure is expected to in crease The Canadi Wildlife Scr vicc reported that most of the tree firms using the method in Crane aid for thesis FLATBUSII Alta CPI Colleen Patton and Martha Carlisle spent the summer wan dering through the marshes of Flathush trying to find elusive sandliill cranes Martha 23 will use the infor mation collected on thc cranes to complete licr masters thesis in zoology from North Dakota Stathnivcrsity The crancs are difficult to find because they live in rough and wild country Martha and Colleen had to endure bears bugs and an isolated lifcall forthc birds Al Oeming owner of the Al berta Game Itarm sponsored the expedition IIc arranged for lodgings in an old rappers cabin on chette Lake eight miles into the bush off the Flat bush road 25 miles north of Ed monton The cabin insulated with moss was just big enough for two beds wood stove two chairs and table The walls were papcred with 1944 news papers but color prints were plastered on the walls to cover some of thc dreariness AIIRIIIIENSIVII AT FIRST The summer lifestyle was unique experience We were apprehensive at first said Martha native of Washington DC We won dered if we could hack it wotr dered if wed be strong enough to do it didnt know what to expect aan didnt know what to look for Martha said she chose Tol lceii an old friend from univer sity as her laboratory assistant because she had done lot of outdoor living Colleen 22 from Bismarck ND has degree in food nutrit ion Colleen applied her skills in the outdoors and Martha sup plied her knowledge of cranes Weve never even had fight in the three years weve known each other and roomcd together Martha said Out here we sort of leave each other alone We have tinic Io Ul Selves remember one time it rained for week and we really got cabin fever You can only read for so long Do you want to hear peep ing chick Martha asked She pullcd out tape recorder and played the sound baby sandhillcrancmakes It was sound that t0ok her days to record This tape has lot of memo ries for me Thats rednecked grebe you can hear in the back ground Oh and theres the adult crane monse MORNING WORSHIP 1100 AM GUEST MINISTER REV MORROW from Mississauga GODS FAITH AND OURS on Inventory of Hope Congregational Meeting at 1200 noon to discuss the calling of new minister and the selling of the Canada are doing well Although the method has met With less success in the United States researchers here said they believe the process is not being properly applied by trained people In Canada the disease is called Dutch elm disease be cause Canadians suspect it reached North America by beetles or infected wood im ported from Holland But the British who blame last years severe outbreak on Canadian imports call it Cana dian elm disease and the Fren ch who got in next call it English elm disease Begins Sept The Cundles Heights Church The Church of Praise Ministry of the Reform Church in Canada Sunday School8 Sunday Worship ll am At Cundles Heights Public School This Sunday Soloist Bruce Owen HlWAY CHURCH Anne 51 at Hwy 400 Affiliated WIIII the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada Rev JOIN US in our Exciting SUNDAY SCHOOL at 950 am EDUCATION free bus service north of Cundles Rd 1100 am WORSHIP SERVICE Pastor Roy Running ministering pm CHALLENGE AND INSPIRATION Pastor Howard Couflney ministering PRLACHINC CHRIST AS SAVIOUR BAPTISLR HEALFR ANO KING Meeting the needs of IndiViduaIs EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH 128 Vincent Street The following services are scheduled for Sunday September 51h 945 am Bible School 1100 am Morning WOrship Service 700 pm Family Service 830 pm Coffee Hour Fellowship warm welcome extended to all taste and see that the Lord is good blessed is the man that trusteih in him Rov Frank Wuost CHRISTIAN sonic socurv 159 COLLIER STREET bARRIE CHURCH SERVICE SUNDAY SCHOOL II am TESTIMONY MEETING Second Wed each month pm ReadingRoom open Tues Thurs 24 pm Thurs 730 930 pm Tel 7261602 Ray Running Howard Courtney Every Sunday thunk Birrrtnr 8Tho Barrie Examiner Soturdo So 197 FAITH MISSIONARY CHURCH 229 Crawford 51 Barrie 945 am Sunday School for the whole family 1100 am Morning Worship 700 pm Evening Service Wednesday 800 pm Christian Growth Hour Rev Wayne Domm7268750 Secretary 7285614 Mrs Florence Downing WELCOME TO OUR FELLOWSHIP PM FREE METHODIST CHURCH 200 Boyfield St at Dalton St 945 am SUMMER SUNDAY SCHOOL BUS RIDE PHONE 7267821 or 7286644 Friendly Welcome Awaits You Lutheran Church 220 Steel Street Barrie 1100 am MORNING WORSHIP 730 pm EVENING PREACHING SERVICE Worship Sorvlco 00 am Sunday School 945 am Rev Carl Bull BA BB Pastor Rev Earl Grigg Dir of Chr Education Rev John Klein Pastor PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES Westminster Presbyterian Church I70 Steel St near Puget Minister Paul Mills 1000 AM MORNING WORSHIP Essa Road Presbyterian Church 59 Essa Rd at Burton Ave Minister Rev Gerard Bylaard BA MDiv Organist Mrs Vera Diamond St Andrews Presbyterian Church Owen and Worsley Sts SUMMER UNION WORSHIP AT ST ANDRE WIS with FIRST BAPTIST IO am Rev Ray Waldock GREAT outsnous or LIFE Future Question CAN EDUCATION WILSON5 IIOOAM SAVE US MORNING WORSHIP Nursery Provided Wednesday 730 pm Bible Study Prayer No Longer Strangers Jr Church For young children during the stance Nunory Fociiitiu chm Everyone Welcome to ChristCentred Ministry Church School resumes Sept 12 Transportation 7266291 All Visitors Welcome All Welcome ANGLICAN CHURCHES ST GILES CHURCH 95 Cook St Barrie ST THOMAS SHANTY BAY Tho Von Basil Tonks Rev John Dowkor PASTORS Rev TRINITY CHURCH Rev John Spears Rector Canon Noinby Assistant ST GEORGES Burton and Granville CHRISTIAN 900 am HOLY EUCHARIST am Holy Communion ST GILES 830 HOLY COMMUNION I000 am HOLY COMMUNIle IO am Choral Eurchorist 1030 am and Sermons HOLY EUCHARIST Rector Nursery core and Junior Church provided ST THOMAS 101303 in MORNING PRAYER Thurs 1030 am Holy Communion BAPTIST CHURCHES Rs Summerflme Blessmg BA For three and half months now people have been responding to the invitation at the end of the service every Sunday Last in SUMMER Sunday come for salvation for baptism for membership and for rededicotion UNION WORSHIP CIT Preacherrthe Rev Davrd Mulholtand Missions to Seaman Chaplain Rev Kayo BA8TH SERVICES Sunday 1000 am Sunday School 100 am Proochhg Sonic 630 pm Doctrho Clan 100 pm EvonIng Proochlng Sorvico Wodnosdoy 730 pm MIdWoolr Sonlco Thursday 100 pm Visitation ST ANDREWS Owen at Worsloy LeRoy Pennell loom Pastor Rev Roy Woldock Anniversary Services Sunday Sept 12 We have rented the facilities of the new Stroud Arena Complex for the celebrations of our Ist anniversary The adult service will be held in the SOCseat upper auditorium while the children will meet in the TOOsoot lower auditorium free hot roost boot lun cheon will be served to all in attendance that morning IIIIRIIAGIC BAPTIST IIIRCII liarrir Ilosflzxcililig turch 323 Little Ave GREAT QUESTIONS OF LIFE Psalms 348 7283017 Fmro Caution 728 I497 UNITED CHURCHES BURTON AVENUE UNITED CHURCH OrganistMr Gorrowoy CENTRAL UNITED CHURCH Ron and Toronto Stroot GRACE Grove St East at Cook St Minister Rev Arthur Storey COLLIER STREET CHURCH 12 COLLIER ST NEAR CITY HALL Rov Win Fritz Pastor Rov John Howord Assist Pastor Rov Knowles Roflrod Auoollto 1000 am MORNING WORSHIP GODS Invites You to Worship at 1000 Meditation Appllod Christianity Rov Evorm Ashton The House of Friendship WORKERS 1100 am REV WM Hun Nursery Provided WELCOME to ALL for Transportation Phone 1260196 The Friendly Fellowship