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f STUDENTS MAY SING eee | (CP) Dalhousie is giving local sin- to develop op- cise Mura' severest a | Sa eee , working in sat with the Dalhousie tend aitoe Wan werwen bi} Street i ee, at pagel ig | centr) Rev, G. J. Minielly, B.A. DD. \ L. accord, Mus, Boe. Masa. Sr. Sunday School 11:00 AM . Primary, Kinder- gorten and Nursery, BIBLE LESSON Some 40 missionaries, repre- omy | 70 mission fields, will he in Oshawa next week to take Conference in Calvary Baptist Church, The theme speaker will be Major W. Ian Thomas, founder and director of the Capernwray Missionary Fellowship of Torch- bearers, Carnforth, England, who has a world-wide ministry 11:00 A.M, -- Morning Worship. Everyone Welcome WARMONY ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH 226 Harmony Rd. $. Pastor Wm. J, D. Lewis TOPIC 1) AM, . "WHO IS OUR JUDGE" DISCOVER TH DIFFERENCE _ CHRIST MEMORIAL CHURCH (Anglican Mary and Hilleroft Streets SERVICES 8:00 AM, 11:00 A.M, 7:00 P.M, Nursery Core --- 11:00 A.M, Wednesday -- 10:00 A.M, HOLY COMMUNION | UNITED CHURCH HARMONY Rev, N, 7. Holmes, B.A,, 8.0, Minister part in the Annual Missionary)" in Bible and missionary con- ferences, He {is the author of "The Saving Life of Christ" and "pne Myowiy ve espn crs Among the rissiop cields rep- resented at the conference will be Kenya, Chad _ Republic, France, Zambia, West Iran, Ethiopia, Brazil, Rhodesia, Nigeria, Tibet, Singapore Liberia and the Philippines, The conference opens this Sunday morning and continues until Friday night, The theme will be "Christ Liveth in Me," This weekend St. George's Anglican Church has been hosts for the reunion of those who Foreign Missionaries Conference Speakers achieved the distinction of be- Queen Scouts while coming' members of the 7th Oshawa ada to take part in this reunion, This Sunday, St. George's "/Anglican Church people gather for the annual Harvest Thanks- giving Services, It will intro- duce a season of thanksgiving continuing on into next Sunday with the special service in the evening for the burning of the which the special preacher will Mra. Marie Taylor, (Plane, 'and Sr, RA: Organi i] 9:45 a.m, -- Sunday School 11:00 am, Kindergarten and Tiny Tots 11;00 a.m, Morning Worship A Heorty Welcome To All The Back to the Bible Broadcast DAILY Mon, te Set. 9:30 - 10:00 a.m. UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH | 320 Ritson Rd. $. (Nr. Olive) dis 723-6325 || SUNDAY -- SUNDAY SCHOOL 10 A MORNING WORSHIP 11 EVANGELISTIC 7:30 P.M, WEDNESDAY -- Bible Study end Proyer--8 p.m. FRIDAY -- Youth M, AM. Service--8 p.m. EVERYONE WELCOME woo oineenrner sarc sn vooneatn een onar GO All SPEL RALL 40 NASSAU STREET Wed, 7:45 p.m. -- Bible Branch ef The Mother Church, The Firat Church of Christ Se' a] Boston, Massachusetts, SUNDAY 9:00 A.M.---THE LORD'S SUPPER 11:00 AM.--Sunday Schoo! & Family Bible Hour | 7:00 P.M.--Gospel Service SPEAKER: MR, A. MATICE OF OSHAWA, Study and Preyer Meeting ALL HEARTILY INVITED I CHRISTIAN SCIENCE) FIRST CHURCH = 64 COLBORNE $7, tAST ~~ GRACE LUTHERAN Lutheran Church -- Canada od PARK ROAD & HIGHWAY 401 Rev. Philip Fless, Minister Ronald A, Jansen, Vicor SUNDAY SERVICES 9:45 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:00 AM, MORNING WORSHIP vente FAITH | Lutheran Church (Eastern Canada Syned) The Rev, Henry Fischer Postor = 725-2788 MASONIC TEMPLE BLDG. 91 Centre St. 9:45 AM, SUNDAY RA. THE SERVICE COME WORSHIP WITH USI! iT Ht] SPIDITIIALIC ICT yee Totale,. Bruce St., Oshawa ( Upstairs) Sunday 25th September 2:30 P.M, HEALING & OPEN CIRCLE 7:30 P.M. DIVINE SERVICE "THE PATHFINDERS" REV, O, PERRY MEDIUMS MRS, HEARNE REV. HOWE my vonee 728-5643 (Excepting SUNDAY SCHOOL -- 11:00 A.M. SUNDAY SERVICE 11:00 A.M. "REALITY" Wed. Service (Inctudes testimonies) 8 P.M. READING ROOM--CORNER ONTARIO AND BOND STS. Monday to Friday--12 noon - 6 p.m. Listen te: The Bible Speaks To You cxve 9 A.M. Every Sundey Molidays) a OSHAWA SPIRITUALIST CHURCH STORIE PARK HALL -- MILL STREET Breneh of Toronto Spiritualist Temple |.5.A, Pestor: Rev, Roy F, C. Stoddard Rev, R. F.C SUNDAY SEPT, 25TH NO AFTERNOON SERVICE 7:00 P.M.--DIVINE SERVICE SPEAKER: MR. H, LEASK THURSDAY SEPT.29th -- Open Closs Stoddard, a ERIE STREET FREE METHODIST Off Simcoe St. (next after Bloor) Minister -- Rev, C. M. Bright 725-3872 11:00 A.M, = ISAAC Junior Church Up Te 8 Yeors Provided, 10:00 A.M, = FAMILY SUNDAY SCHOOL 7;00 P.M, -- FAMILY GOSPEL HOUR 7:30 P.M, -- Prayer Meeting & Official Board "A WARM WELCOME AWAITS YOU" A TYPE OF CHRIST REV. 11:00 rh 9:45 A, ut Loyalty Day ption Of NEW Members "REVIVAL THROUGH SPIRITUAL LEADERSH'P" from Malachi, 00 P.M. | aha! "THE CONDEMNATION OF THE LOST" BABPTISMAL SERVICE 6:30 P.M.--PRAYER FELLOWSHIP RICHARD J, BARKER, Minister M, -- Sunday School A.M, = OF LATTER DAY SAINTS || (Werld Headquerters, Independence, Missouri) | ORANGE TEMPLE SIMCOE & BRUCE, OSHAWA SUNDAY SERVICES 10;00 A.M, -- CHURCH SCHOOL for children end edults the session mem tend a luncheon. "i of Willowdale, be the former rector, the Rev. Canon C, D, Cross, The Rt, Rev, G. B. Snell will be wel- awa as Bishop. to be read in the Oshawa Chris- Bible passages, including these verses from Exodus and Gala- tians; "Behold, I send an Angel before thee, to keep thee in the way, and to bring thee into the place which I have pre- pared... We through the Spirit wait for the hope of righteous- ness by faith." The young people of King meet at St, Andrew's United) Church' at 7.30 p.m., Sunday to take part in the Young Peo- le's Folk Service, in Kedron nited Church, at 8 p.m, A program of Country Gos- pel Music will be presented at 7.30 p.m., Sept. 29, in Simcoe Street Pentecostal Church by "The Christian Troubadours," a leading gospel quartet specializ- ing in western style singing, The appointment of Major and Mrs, John Wood, of Ottawa, as the commanding officers of the Oshawa Corps of the Salva- tion Army was announced this week, The corps will hold a wel- come service for them Oct. 2, They succeed Major and Mrs. Gordon Holmes, who have been transferred to the Salvation Army Training College in Toronto. The sacrament of infant bap-| tism will be conducted by Rev, Ishn K, Moffat at the morning! Church, Following the service re will at- This Sunday will be Presby- |tery Visitation Day at Knox and \St, Paul's Presbyterian Churches, The speaker at Knox Church will be Rev. Frank Slavik, BA, BD, Mth, of West Hill. Rev, A. McLean, BA, BD, will be the speaker at St. Paul's Church. Rally Day services will be held this Sunday at the Osh- awa Citadel of the Salvation Army. The services will be conducted by Capt. and Mrs. James Reid, of Belleville, Two special services are be- ing held this Sunday at the |Christian and Missionary Alli- jance Church, New members 'Traen Over the mast 20 vears over 100 boys became Queen Scouts, They have come from widely scattered parts of Can- mortgage on the parish hall at comed on his first visit to Osh- the new Diocesan Reality" will be the subject of this Sunday's lesson - sermon tian Science Church, The ways in which spiritual reality is re- vealed will be studied in several service in Simcoe Street United| > Find Supports Book of Mormon A sensational archaeological find in Mexico has recently been deciphered which provides archaeological proof for the Book of Mormon, The Book of Mormon, which is used as a companion scripture to the Bible in the Jatter-da: at Saints Church is more widely read than anv other book in the world except te mipie, it is estimated that there are several thousand copies in the Oshawa area alone, A large carving unearthed in Izapa in the Mexican province of Chiapas has just been suc- cessfully interpreted. The carv- ing has been designated as "Stela 5, Izapa,"" stela being the archaeological term for a large stone monument, Stela 5 supports the claim of Nor. wegian explorer Thor Heyerdahl and others who be- lieve that the ancient Aztec and Inca indians are not descended from the Eskimo tribes of Northern Canada and Alaska, but rather that they came to this hemisphere independent of the Northern tribes, In his now- famous 'Kon Tiki" expedition, Heyerdahl proved conclusively that the ancient South Ameri- can tribes were expert seamen fully capable of travelling the | Pacific in their primitive rafts. NEAR EAST ORGIN The carving unearthed |Mexico presents the first scien-| Itifically sound evidence that the| |Aztes and Incas are actually |~ the descendants of a group| which once lived in the area of Palestine, Stela 5 is a low relief carving, 8 feet high, 5) |feet wide, and two feet thick, | which has -been dated at around 100 A.D. On it are carved the most unusual and interesting scenes yet found in ancient American art - » a complicated portrayal of an ancient event concerning the "Tree of Life', which is mentioned briefly in the Bible. Six persons are shown seated) by the tree. Their clothing is) plainly of a Near East type and other evidences of Old World influence can be seen on closer examination, NOT FOUND ELSEWHERE Three of the persons on the stone are indentified by)! "glyphs,"" or symbols which have now been translated as the names "Leho," "Sariah," and 'Nephi."" These are also the names of three of the most important characters in the Book of Mormon, Point b point, the archaeological study jet this carving siows = very detailed and accurate symboli- e rtant scene 'in the Book of 'ormon, This story, known as "Lehi's Vision of the Tree of Life" is/ found nowhere else in litera-| ture except in the Book of Mormon and now on the re- cently discovered carving. This in| will be received at the morn- ing service; while in the eve- ning a baptismal service. will be held, A Rally Day Service will be held at the 11 a.m. service in St. Luke's Presbyterian Church. Evangelist Bill McPherson, of |Jansonville, Indiana, will con- tinue his ministry at both serv- ices this Sunday and Monday through Thursday evenings at the Byng Avenue Pentecostal Church, ! | minister who had been blind |some Cuban exile revolutionary whose hobby is egyptology is disappointed with his com- mandos' bombing of the Cuban Embassy in Ottawa. them to kingdom come, Cuban Nationalist Association. appearance, A tanned, black- haired six-footer, he's a chain smoker. learned grandmother, leader said; KEEPING COOL A little South Vietnamese girl wears a banana tree leaf on her head to ward off the scorching sun in her village near the demilitar- ized zone between North and South _Viet Nam. The 14 SNEEZES, A | END YEARS IN DARK FOR TWO LONDON (AP) -- Two per- sons--blind for years--can see again, Sight returned to one after a freak accident; to the other after sneezing. They are William Chalmers, 49, who had been blind for 14 years, and Mrs, Josephine Roberts, 65, wife of a Baptist for eight years, Although living in two dif- ferent parts of the country, their sight returned Thursday at just about the same time. Sitting before an open fire at his home in Chadsmoor, Chesire, Chalmers was seized with a sneezing fit, After the 14th straight "'atchoo" he real- ized something had happened. 'As I sat up I could see the fireplace and the clock on the mantle," he said. "My eye- sight went in a flash and it's come back in a flash." THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturdey, September 24, 1966 9 IN VIET NAM little girl was among many civilians rounded up by U.S. Marines in search of Viet Cong snipers who had fired on their columns. The snipers had fled the area earlier. AP Wirephoto) _ SUDDEN BLOW At Belper, Derbyshire, Mrs. Roberts -- who did her own housework during her years of blindness --- accidentally struck her eye on the handle of a vacuum cleaner. "I straightened up and be- gan to see streaks of light," she said, 'It was startling, but a wonderful shock. I went up- stairs and saw myself in a mirror. I thought at first that some strange woman had got- ten into the house, I'd forgot- ten what I looked like." Talking to reporters, went on: "I've prayed for this day for eight years, . . . The doctors have told me it may not be permanent, that I must live from. day to day. That's enough for me. Before this I had nothing, only hope." she Cuban Exile hegreis Failure Of Ottawa Embassy Bombing MIAMI, Fla. (AP)--A_hand- "I would like to have blown " said Felipe Rivero Diaz, head of the Rivero has a commanding Speaking flawless English, from his Canadian the 42-year-old "With this we declare war on international communism. The ultimate step will be action against Cuba itself." Rivero was talking about the brace of anti-tank rockets hooked to a homemade timer that exploded in front of the embassy Thursday, shattering the early-morning quiet and a few windows, but inflicting lit- tle other damage. It was Rivero's group that lobbed a shell at the United Na- tions building in New York in 1964. It also claims to have bombed a Cuban ship in Mont- real and to have attempted to NEW YORK (AP)--A Roman Catholic priest, longing to re- turn to service of the church from which he was barred when he was married a year ago, has disclosed plans for establishin <a centre to help Anthony J. Girandola of St. Petersburg, Fila. 'I believe in the church's doctrine and teach- ing authority and want to serve her." But he can't, under present rules, He said "millions of Ro- man Catholics" -- laymen and clergy -- are in a kindred pre- dicament and that the projected new centre is aimed at minister- ing to their needs. "We're pleading for the church to take us back, to do something," he said. But in the meantime, he said, the centre, to include a complex of small houses for married priests and their families, as well as a 700-seat chapel, was planned to provide an interim arrangement in their behalf. 'It's an emergency solution until hopefully the church ac- cepts us again," he said, an- nouncing a fund drive for the $3,000,000 project, ADRIFT BUT HOPEFUL To be called the Shrine of Hope, the chapel is to be shaped in the form of a ship at sea, "We're like people adrift in a lifeboat, waiting to be taken back into the church," Father Girandola said. "But while we're outcasts, we can minister lie down and give up." He said there are about 5,000 American Roman Catholic priests under automatic excom- munication for being married unexpected confirmation of the Book of Mormon ranks as one of the most important and astounding finds in archaeology. It vindicates the claim that the Book of Mormon actually is an ancient religious and historical record of the early inhabitants of the Americas. In a recent Bulletin of the University Archaeological So- ciety, Dr. M. Wells Jakeman states, 'Indeed, the accurate and detailed knowledge of Dehi's vision . . . displayed by these priests in 'this scripture can be explained only by their identification as an_ actual group of the Lehi people." Stela 5 was examined in 1941 by the Smithsonian Institution Geegrarhic '<- mmGneL AE CORTE ia b-< pedition but was not studied in)" detail until 1954 when Dr, Jake- man noticed the similarity be- tween the Book of Mormon story and the carving. Dr, Jake- man has recently completed his intensive study of the stone and has published the results. Established archaeological procedure requires from five to ten complex similarities be- tween the carving and the Book of Mormon story in order to prove a historical connection. Stela 5 actually furnishes more than twice the required proofs. This virtually eliminates the possibility of dispute or criticism of Dr, Jakeman's study. Anyone interested in learning more about the Book of Mormon may contact Fred Etcher, 583 blow up the tomb of Karl Marx in London, Braemor Court, Oshawa, or phone him at "795.9114. yr | itv the church, "e pi Rev. S to one another, rather than just b Disbarred Priest Says Discipline Too Harsh and about 60,000 in other tries, chiefly in Europe. peg Under church law, Snggedl the Western (Latin poo remain Galibese, eithouse , married Protetent ath p Hema have tae! allowed to enter the - She church's Mg go me priests may marry if (or'rale. ia the Wonk, taiouna er rule e 5 in the 12th century, is regarded a practical disciplinary rule, rather than a doctrine. It has been widely debated In the church in the wake of second bie council. estern priests who marry, although thereby excommuni- cated and barred from fune- tioning in the church as a priest, are still regarded as retaining their priesthood, however. It is a lifetime office. Most of those who marry move to areas where they are unknown, take lay jobs, and keep their priesthood concealed, 80 as not to cause what some church authorities have called "scandal" to the vocation. "I don't consider it a scan- dal," Father Girandola said, "Marriage is no crime," LIVE IN FEAR He maintained that church authorities should act to re- move the social stigma at- tached to a married priest, and lift the insistence that they "live in anonymity, in constant fear of discovery," "The discipline is too harsh," e said. "The church's role should be more as a healing physician that forgives, rather than judges." Father yr jw Pan for 15 years a pastor in Bridgeport, Conn., before he was married last year. He and his wife, Lor- raine, a registered nurse, now have a baby boy. For a living he is a public school mathematics teacher in Brandon, Fla., 40 miles from St. Petersburg, where he has already set up a chapel, St. Dismas Centre, to serve excom- municated Catholics, mostly those remarried after divorces. Rev. Donald J, Bauer, pastor of Corpus Christ! Roman Cath- olic Church in a suburb of Syra- cuse, N.Y., and a friend of Father Girandola's, said there are "priests all over the world with the same problem." "There is no question that the greatest thing that could be done to increase church yoca- tons wanid he te nermit a mare ried clergy. Most of the semi- narians who "_ do 80 be- cause they want to marry. . Gambling Ban On Slot Cars Gambling will not be per- mitted at the new indoor race track for slot cars. "We have been checked out by city police and proven that no gambling is allowed," said co-owner of the Harry Dyas. "Our objective is to promote good sportsmanship and clean competition." The speedway is expected to be finished by the first week of October, A phaser Ba aes licence was gran' shop, following the Bg tion. 11;00 A.M, -- MORNING WORSHIP Tomorrow! | Reveols the startling signi- fieance behind world newal . with PROPHECIES next 20 yeors! | Monday to PM | | 9:05 - 9:35 P.M, and Sunday 10:30 - 11:00 P.M, 1350 RADIO TUNING & REPAIRS All Makes Piano, Reed-Pipe and Electronic Orgen Blectrie Orgens Rebuilt JOSEPH HIDDINK | 942-5510 | Tt ONTARIO STREET PHONE 728.0203 --EASTVIEW--- What Your COMMUNITY CHEST Means To You SIMCOE HALL BOYS" CLUB The Boys' Club activities follow the same-pattern as at the Settlement House plus the extremely popular swimming program, The very fine aquatic program, developed and established on In- structional and recreational basis, served about 70,000 people. in 1965, or 58% of the total attendance at the Club, Many youths have benefitted from a number of instruction courses and clincis. Of these, many have qualified as Red Cross Instructors, Red Cross leaders, and R.L.S.S, fUS sctors.These newly trained people form an excellent source from which we are able to recruit paid instructors and lifeguards, and volunteers who assist the younger children's recrea- tional swim period. Over 150 Volunteer Days of work were given by the many generous people in Oshawa and of these about 90 volunteer days were spent assisting with the aquatic program. Pre-School Water Confidence Classes, Swim periods for the Crippled Children and the Retarded Children, plus many other swim courses for various age groups were given during the year and continue on during the current 1966 period with increased enthusiasm and numbers enrolled. Stimulated by observing and by competition with other clubs, a vast improvement in the diving and competi- tive swim teams was. most conspicious, The principles of the Women's Welfare League and those of the Boys' 'Clubs of Cancda are parallel -- the basic objective af any Club or Group activity is the guidance of those who par- ticitpate, the assistance, the example and the process through which meaningful leadership can influence the boys and girls. We try to know our children individually and to recognize those who deviate from the normal pattern and who thus require some special.care, Children and circumstances differ so much that what is right for one child is not necessarily right for other children and other situations, This doesn't mean that there are no guiding principles but it does mean that there are no simple set rules to follow. Generous Support of the Greater Oshawa Community. Chest will enable:the Women's Welfare League to continue and expand our popular Boy's Club Programs, GREATER OSHAWA COMMUNITY CHEST Herold E. Pierson President Robert J. Brench srrpteneee Se 2 ne --eacalatctomena: