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Saturday, November 10, 1984 The Mtami News SA CEDinicaser, oti7 bruav geLoOD ott? I. 11.11Vitto res ha Religion notes Boystown to celebrate 20th anniversary today Youths hope that informing Americans will help stop the suffering PEDRO FONTEBOA kiiogii tarn Still" ment and good mental health for parents. What happened to me and my friends is happening around the world. And it shouldn't sh ouldnt Mervyn Perez Boystown of Florida is celebrating its 20th anniversary today with a memorial service honoring former alumni at Its South Dade campus. Boystown, though part of the Catholic Archdiocese of Miami.

is a home for dependent teen-age boys of all racial, religious and ethnic backgrounds. There are about 40 boys living on the campus, 11400 S.W. 137th and attending local high schools. The memorial service will be at noon to honor alumni who have died. It will include a special tribute to those who lost their lives in Vietnam.

All alumni have been The movie "Jesus is Victor" will be shown tomorrow at 7 p.m. at the North Dade Community Church, 700 N.W. 175th St. The movie is a portrait of Corrie ten Boom, a Dutch Christian woman whose family was responsible for saving the lives of hundreds of Jews through its work with the underground during World War The film was ten Boom's final camera interview. Her experiences have been written about in several books, including the best seller "The Hiding Place." For more information call 652-5433.

4 Pedro Fonteboe with others. We also hope to motivate American youths to show them there are things they can do to help in this world. They will be talking on subjects like 'What Is an and Why do people see each other as They hope to make Americans 4., aware of what's going on in the world. The child suffers most in war, regardless of what side he's on." The tour begins today at 1 p.m. at the membership meeting of Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, at the Jewish Cultural Center, 429 Lenox Miami Beach.

Tonight. the youths will be at an 8:15 p.m. interfaith reception at the First Unitarian Church of Miami, 7701 S.W. 76th Ave. Both meetings are open to the public.

Tomorrow, they will be split into three groups. One group will speak at 10 a.m. at Miami Shores Presbyterian Church. 602 N.E. 96th to youth and adult Sunday school classes.

Another group will attend an 11 a.m. mass at St. Mary's Cathedral, 7525 N.W. Second Ave. The third group will speak at 11 a.m.

at Temple Israel, 137 N.E. 19th St. At 7:30 p.m. all of them will speak to youth groups at Christ Lutheran Church, 12800 N.E. Sixth Ave.

On Monday, they will be on the Al Rantel radio talk show from 9 to 11 a.m. on station For more information, contact the host organizations or call Nussbaum at 534-0031 or 573- 7037. Two years ago Marvyn Perez. who was 14. and his Junior high school friends wrote a letter to officials in their native Guatemala, asking for better education in their schools.

The government responded by kidnapping several of us while we were waiting for a bus," said Perez, who grew up in Guatemala City's Zone 5, a poverty-stricken barrio. "They tied our hands, blindfolded us and drove us to a secret jailhouse. They kept us there for a couple of weeks, and all the time they beat us, cut us with knives, burned us with cigarettes and gave us electric shocks. "One day a government man took me into the bathroom and asked me what I wanted to be when 1 grew up. I said 1 wanted to be a doctor.

So they brought in my friend, shot him in the head and said 'You want to be a doctor? Take care of Through Monday. Perez and five other young people from strife-torn nations will talk at several Dade County locations about their homeland experiences. They are participating in the Children of War Tour, which brings together children from troubled nations and young Americans. This is their first stop on a two-week, 35-city tour. Thirty-six youths from 13 countries arrived in New York Tuesday, where they were Joined by 12 11110T nign I letter to Guatema- ucation in American youths.

The teens, ages 14 to 17, have been split into six groups traveling to different regions of the county. Their stories are not pleasant. They are painful to tell, but the youths endure because they are stories that must be told if they are to get their message across. "1 hope that by communicating with North Americans, they will get a better understanding of what governments are doing to their children," Perez said last night. "What happened to me and my friends is happening around the world.

And it shouldn't." Perez was eventually released from Jail. He and his family fled Guatemala and now live in Los Angeles. The others joining Perez here are: Donal Daley, It Since seeing his mother murdered in Belfast in 1980, he has made several trips to the United States. Lieneke Boesak, 14, is a dark-skinned South African girl. She is the daughter of the Rev.

Alan Boesak, president of the World Alliance of Reformed Churches and an international spokesman in the World Council of Churches stance against apart held. Maysoun Ayyad. a 15- year-old Palestinian girl. who lives In the Dahaisha refugee camp in Bethlehem. Recently, when vigilantes stormed the camp, her father's library was burned.

Yuval Shilon is a IS-yearold Israeli boy from West Jerusalem. Tour officials said Shilon is Involved in the recent mobilization of youth against racism. His mother is active in Peace Now and his father is a prominent television executive. Brianna Latham Is a 14- year-old girl from Nashville, Tenn. Her father publishes a community newspaper and her mother works as a fair housing coordinator.

"No matter what 'sides' are involved or what 'enemies' are involved, it's always the children that suffer most. It's the children that are hurt when war tears a country apart." said Harold Nussbaum, director of the Grace Abrams Peace Education Foundation, one of a dozen local sponsors of the tour. "The tour is a way of helping these particular kids who have been victimized heal themselves by talking about the problems HEAR "THE G900 NEWS" A RECORDED MESSAGE CALL: 6854542 ANYTIME The Archdiocese of Miami Family Enrichment Center has scheduled a daylong conference today at Chaminade High School, 500 Chaminade Hollywood, to discuss teen-agers and the challenge they face growing up. The conference for parents, teachers and adult advisers is entitled "The Teen Years: a Time of Change and Challenge." Its goal is make the adolescent years easier for both parents and young people by deepening the understanding of the growing up process and its pressures, said Carol A. Farrell, director of Ministry to Parents at the Family Enrichment Center.

Sessions will include workshops dealing with prevention and identification of teenage alcohol and drug abuse, dating. the single parent and the teen, effective family communication, sexual involve FIRST CHURCH OF NORTH MIAMI CONGREGATIONAL WILL HAVE AN ORGAN CONCERT SUNDAY, NOVEMBER I lth AT 4 P.M. FREE OF CHARGE AT 1200 N.E. 135 STREET ORGANIST DR. STEPHEN T.

MARTORELLA NEXT CONCERT WILL. BE DECEMBER 2 DONATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL PATSY MARTIN AT 891-5286 OR 891-7572 Michael J. McManus Religion columnist A 'person-value' man for labor secretary We Care About You! A Visit Us This Sunday Sunday Service's: 10 a.m. 6 p.m. Wednesday Service: 7:30 p.m.

Dr. E. G. Robertson Pastor 10' PUSH FOR LOWER COSTS: "The autoworkers contract had neither party addressing the real tough issues. Money was the important ingredient to management and labor.

What they failed to address is the survival of the auto industry. They need to develop a plan to sacrifice money for market penetration. The price of cars should go down down so we can start exporting cars to Japan!" PERSONAL INVOLVEMENT. "I would personally sit in the corporate offices, the union halls. I would call mini-summits to bring pressure on the parties involved.

I would not simply respond to problems, but initiate CARING PLACE" From Reagan's point of view, he has one liability. He's a Democrat, but not an active one. The son of a coal miner, Alderson grew up with a union perspective. But he made his career on the management side of the street as an executive and consultant. Alderson ran a steel mill near Pittsburgh which was losing $6 million a year when he took over.

Its absenteeism a staggering 20 percent on average. No modern equipment or money to buy new equipment. Low productivity, and In the middle of a lengthy strike when he took over. Within three years, Pittron Steel was earning $6 million in profits. Its absenteeism plunged to a near invisible 1 percent.

And productivity soared by an astonishing 64 percent. But Wayne Alderson did not make these gains without New Testament Baptist Church PITTSBURGH President Reagan deserves some time to savor his extraordinary victory. But he will soon have oll1 I to turn his at- 11 tention to picking his i' new team for -4' his second 3- '4 )1 term in office. It is clear that one man must McManus be replaced Secretary of Labor Raymond Donovan, the only sitting Cabinet member ever to be indicted for a crime. Two days after the election, his case came up In court a 73-page, 137-count indictment involving larceny while he ran the Schiavone Construction Company four years ago.

The question is who should replace him? Wayne Alderson of Pittsburgh. He developed what he called the "Value of the Person" approach in which he demonstrated as a manager "love. dignity, and respect" for every worker. For example. he learned the name of every man in the plant.

At the end of work-shifts, he showed up to shake hands with workers and thank them for their work. On a dare from a union shop steward, he started a Bible study once a week at lunch that ultimately attracted hundreds of workers. That led to his downfall. When the company was sold. the new owners told Wayne to stop the Bible study, he refused and was fired.

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Pastor David M. O'Dowd, Pastor 160 Harbor Dr. Key Biscayne 361-2058 ASSEMBLY OF GOD MIAMI THIRD CHURCH 10 AM. SS 10 AM. Wed.

8 P.M. Testimonies 11001 S.W. 87th Ave 271-2040 UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH Riviera Drive at Segovia DAN YEARN' Pastor Sun. Bible Study 11AM Sun Worship Ser: 11AM. 7PM Wednesday Night Prayer Service: Pre-School Child care for all services 624 Anastasia C.G 448-4425 NORTH DADE COMMUNITY CHURCH 700 NW 175 St.

652-LIFE I Drive In Walk In. Worship: Sun 7pm -Come as you are Worship in your car EVANGEL TEMPLE 590 NM. 159 St. 945-4770 "We Believe on Mmies" Roc Dsindson Sun. 10:45 7 P.M.

Wet 7:30 P.M. MIAMI FIFTH CHURCH Sunday Services 11 A.M. Sunday School 11 A.M. Wed. 7 P.M.

1600 N.W. 54th St 696-3760 ADVENT LUTHERAN CHURCH 10390 E. 2nd Ma. Shores 757-2584 SS 9 a.m. Worship 10 a.m.

(Nursery) Pastor Matthew J. Kerestes CHRIST THE KING LUTHERAN CHURCH 11295 SW 57 Ave. (Red Rd.) 665-5063 (across from the Parrot Jungle) Warship 930 1 lam (Nursery) Sun. School Child Care 1 lam Reverend Carsten II luckier CONCORDIA LUTHERAN CHURCH 8701 SW 124 St. Kendall 235-6123 Sun.

Sch. Worship 8:30, 1 lam Nursery Prowted tor Both Services IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH 1770 Ave. Miami 854-0840 Rev. Robert Lanier WorshipSS 1 lam Key C. Grove ST.

LUKE LUTHERAN CHURCH 660 E. 41 Hialeah 696-0233 Pastors Tom Kenny Evelio Valdes Worsho 9 30 am EngIrsh 12 noon Spanish Sun Sch. Adults Children "God And UNITARIAN WAYSIDE BAPTIST Murrill Bootnott, Pastor S.S. 930 AM Worship I 1 AM 7 PM 7701 W. 98 St 595-6550 OLD CUTLER PRESBYTERIAN Sunday Worship 930 kM 11 AM Sermon "God's Unbalanced Scales Dr.

Robert R. Davis Sunday School 9:30 A.M. 11 AM Nursery Provided For All Services Ministers: Robert R. Davis Paul M. Rose Bruce W.

Reynolds Michael Khandpan Dr. Philip Fink Director of Music 6PM "Dedicate or Defect" Rev. Paut Rose Special Music: Old Cutler's Community Orchestra 14401 Old Cutler Rd -Geared To The Times. But Anchored To The Rock Christ Jesus MIAMI BEACH FIRST CHURCH Sunday Services IAM SS I IAM Wednesday 7:30 Evening Meeting 300 40th St Wine Ties Di) 538-350604 TRINITY CHURCH SS 930AM Sun. Service 10:45 Wednesday Family Night HOME OF TRINITY CHRISTIAN ACADEMY Ming Accelerated Christian Education Pro.) 655 NW 125 N.

Miami 125 St. Exit) 865-8923 At. SHELL. JR. PASTOR FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH 7701 S.W.

76 Ave All Faiths 667-3697 "Veterans Day Commemmotative Sermon" SertnceRel. Ed 11 am Rey, Linnea Pearson NORTH MIAMI FIRST CHURCH Sun. 10 AM SS 10 AM Wednesday 8 P.M 13650 N.E. 10 Ave. 691-5684 UNITY CHARISMATIC CHRISTIAN FAITH FELLOWSHIP CTR.

16875 NW. 57 Avenue (Tropoca Plaza. NW 57 Ave. at Palmetto Expressway) Sunday 10 am 7 pm. Thursday 7:30 pi Services in Spanish.

Sunday 7:00 pm Nursery provided for all Services David SouthweN, Pastor 621-2239 BAPTIST NORTH DADE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 12800 N. Miami Are. 11AM SS 9 30AM at the N. Kam 7th Day Adventist Church) Rev. Andrew White.

Pastor 688-5100 SURFSIDE FIRST CHURCH Sunday 11 A.M., SS 11 AM Wed. 8 P.M. 1st Wed. Noon 228 89 Mans Beach 866-0070 METHODIST i i 1 I 1 1 UNITY CENTER FOR CHRISTIAN LIVING Sunday Devotionai Service I 1AM Wednesday Evening Class 8PM 6410SW 80St 253-7524 CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. C.M.

Russell-Interim Pastor Bible Study 9:30 AM Worship I AM PM Service Interpreted for the Deaf Spanish Speaking Services 4:30 PM THE SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH Where Friends Meet Under The Gold Dome 500 NE 1st SHENANDOAH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 2150 SW 8th St. 643-3888 Dr. Ronald J. Brady Pastor Worship. AM 30 PM SS 9 30 AM MIMEO CHRISTIAN LIFE CENTER 12236 SW 128 Street (In the Kendall Commercial Canter) 251-WORD OR 386-5432 Sun.

I lam. Fri. 8pm (Nursery Provided) W. K. Goslawski.

Pastor UNITED CIIURCII OF CHRIST CORAL GABLES FIRST UNITED Rev. Riley P. Short Worship 8 A.M. SS 9.30 A.M 619 Ci Cceal G-ibles. 445 2578 FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH SS 945AM-Worship 8:30 11 AM Hispanic Worship 8:45 PM 400 Biscayne Blvd.

KWH 371-4706 CHURCH OF CHRIST 1 CENTRAL 425 N.W. 27 Avenue 642-2131 Ancil Jenkins. Minister 1045 AM "Increasing Faith et the Breed ci 6 PM -Providence: Ruth" PRESBYTERIAN (USA CORAL GABLES CONGREGATIONAL Dr Rchard J. Worstup Sunday School A Nursery 10am 3010 De Soto Blvd 448-7421 FAITH CHURCH OF HIALEAH 225 W. 29 St.

Rev. Paul Alessa 887-2031 'tome Expecting A Miracle" Sun II-00 ern 830om We 7000m EPISCOPAL CORAL GABLES BAPTIST CHURCH Services: 11 AM 7 PM SS 9:30 AM Gregory K. Brooks. Pastor 5501 Granada Blvd 665-4072 NAZARENE CENTRAL OF KENDALL ROBERT POILAND. PASTOR Worship 9.30 11AM SS 930AM 12455 SW 104 St.

274-4007 CHURCH OF ST. BERNARD DE CLAIRVAUK 16711 W. Dim 945-1401 Sunda, Sers SAM 1030AM 1030 AM 850 YEARS OLD GIFT CENTRAL CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Ronald J. Keller, Pastor SS 9 30AM. Worsho 10:45 AM 6pm FREE SPIRIT CONCERT Sunday.

Nov. 11 10:45 AM 1300 NW 95th St. Near 1-95 696-1412 JESUS FELLOWSHIP -Where Miracles Shit Happen-Home of Miami Bible Institute Due to rapid growth we now have 2 Sun. 8:30 am ilem. Fri.

8 pm 9775 SW 87 Ave. 595-5314 274-6421 Pirk Pprttprson, Pprntor FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF PERRINE REV. TOMMY WATSON, PASTOR 16905 SW 90 Avenue 238-1818 Sun School Worship Nursery Provided Deaf Imerpreterlon A FULL PROGRAM FOR THE FAMILY THE CHURCH BY THE SEA 501 96 St. Bat Harbour 866-0321 TN, Worship Sevices 9 308i 11004 Church School 9 30 A.M For The Common Good" Dr. David W.

Rees Nursery during both services Parking Courtesy Sal Harbour Shops FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF CORAL GABLES Dr. CARROLL SHUSTER Pastor Sunday Worship 10:30 A.M. Church School 9:30 A.M. 121 Alhambra C.G 448-6582 EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF THE HOC( FAMILY 18501 NW 7 Mane 652-8797 Sunday Euchanst 10ANI Sunday School Wotan, 10AM CATHOLIC PRESBYTERIAN I OPC IFMST BAPTIST CHURCH OF SO. 8114141 Or.

MASsem R. Smith, Pasta 4 Worship 10:55 AM, 7:15 PM SS 8,30 AM 6767 Sunset Miami 6614289 CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY "WISEMEN STILL SEEK HIM-Mass 8 9:30. 11AM 12:30. 8, 8735 5W 57 Ave Nba 557-4911 ST. CHRISTOPHER'S 0T-THE-SEA 95 Harbor Dr.

key Biscayne 361-5090 Son. Worship (nursery) Suet School Adults Children Wednesday 12 Noon Rev. John A. Bracken. Rector FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF MIAMI 609 Bricks KM 371-3439 Pastors: Dr.

John C. Zinanarman Dr. Arland V. Briggs Rao. Denial L.

Frank Mardi Scheel 9:10 AM Worship 10 AM vaeRNATIotia COMMUNITY CHURCH Worship SS Meeting at Killian Sr. High School. 10655 SW 97 Ave. Pastor David Seovnght 255-4063 MIAMI BEACH COMMUNITY CHURCH 1620 Drexel Ave B. 538-4511 Sermon: "Tripping On Tiles" Sun.

San, 10AM. S.S. 9AM For additional information call the church office. Rev. Garth Thompson.

MtniSteit CHRISTIAN CHURCH IMEIMMEMESIIIMOMMIN PRESIWTERIAN MIAMI SHORES PRESBYTERIAN 602 E. 96th Moen, Shores TIMOTHY CROFT Pastor Church Schott 10 AM Worthe 9 11 AM TRINITY CATHEDRAL 1545 North Seashore Dome Mon Dom Vonetesnd the Hanlon SUNDAYS 800. 9:00 and 11:00 AM MIAMI SHORES BAPTIST CHURCH Dr. Don Jones. Pasta Bible Stuck 130 AM Mon Worship 11AM Son.

eve. Worship PM Sunday Church Training 6:00 PM Mid-Week Bible Study Wed. 6:45 P.M. Prayer Service Wed. 8:15 P.M.

Preothcol Ovid Care for AN Services 95 St. NI. 4 Ave. Miami Shores Teiephone: 758-0559 SOUTH DADE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Carl Paschal. Amstar 238-7333 Sunday School 9 AM Worsts', 10 AM 109c0 Raost ISW I RStIl S4 MIAMI SHORES COMMUNITY CHURCH 9823 E.

4 Ave. 259-3445 Worsh9 Sunday School 10 30 AM Haroki Davenport. FULL GOSPEL NORM PRAM PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Curbs ANon Larson Minister Church School Pr Worstwo Senna 13700 NE, 10 Ave. 891-1415 ENNA; GRANADA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH I AM STAND FIRM Rev Dem, Lon 7PM -PUT ON THE WHOLE ARMOR OF GOO- Rev Davey Levu qcr ee4-941S CIIRISTIIN SCIENCE, FULL GOSPEL FELLOWSHIP 9001 92 Avenue Sue 10AM-Wee 1 Iowa InelerV Wended Bob Falco Pastor 271-8510. 386-4S96 11111AOUTHCONGREGATODNAL CHURCH Dr Woodrow W.

Hasty Worship Sonde School I N11.111110AM 3429 DEVON RD CO GROVE 444-6521 HOMESTEAD MST CHURCH Sunday 10 AM. SS 10 A.M. Wed. 7:30 PM. Testenorees 225 SW 4 St 241-6322 SUNRISE Don Davis ahnemnr 8 30.

9 30 arse, 1 11)0 A Sennens Church Stoot 9 30 AM 82 i -5841 18400 Pi IN 68 Ave iMe Lik.s 0 ot tka NORTHWEST BAPTIST CHURCH James R. Summers Pastor Sia St 9 30sre Morning Warship 1 las Church Tramms SS ont Eve Wore, 7pm Wednesday Bt.e Study: Preschool child cars tor ell services Expository Preaching MIL Atinestry Horne of Northwest Christian Academy 11-95 at W. 135 St. bad 951 N.W. 136 St.

O854307 KENDALL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Jan Bland Pastor Rev John McVocal. Assoc Pastor Rev. Blonds Toorc WA Be--PRAYER AND Worsen," 1 1 A.M.-6:30 P.M. SS 9 30 A 9485 SW 112 St 271-5262 LIGHTHOUSE CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES Trope Perk Conference Center (OR Bad Rd Palmetto A-eravl Sun worship 9 30em Nursery 9 30ant Cal for sweaty lible aurae Bert Hada, Pastor 361-1654 SUNSET CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Charles Mary.

nester WarshipNursery 9-30 I 1 Sun Sch. 9: 30 9025 Sunset Dram 598-0779 MIAMI FIRST CHURCH Sm. 1 I A M. SS 1 1 A hit Wed. P.H.112nd Wed Rom Sun ht Sfscayne Blvd.

at 19th St 373-1645 WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN Pima Duette. .11. Pastor Chttch School Worship 1 lath 4201 NI. 2 Ave. 576-0857 1 1 I Al I 4 -Jo 1..