Valley News from Van Nuys, California • Page 56

43-A-North Bar Mitzvah Rites Held for Seven Valley Youths even Valley youths were honored at bar mitzvah ceremonies at their temples. Celebrating their bar in i a hs at Maarev Encino, Avere Robert M. Berger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Berger, Canoga Park; Todd B.

Feinman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Feinman, Woodland Hills, Stephen neth Kaufman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Saul Kaufman, Tarzana.

At Temple Aliyah in Woodland Hills, Stephen Polon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Levenstein, Woodland Hills, became bar mitzvah. Bar mitzvah ceremonies were held at Temple Ner Taniid, Van Nuys, for Jeffrey Michaels, son of Mr. Family Forum Set al Foothill Baptist Church SYLMAR Ken Poure, sion director at ake Christian Camps, Fresno, will lead a Family Forum at the Foothill Baptist Church, 13550 Herron from Sunday through Wednesday.

The public is invited to attend. Sunday meetings begin at 9:45 and 11 a.m. There i be a youth rally at 6 13 m. and a general meeting at 7 p.m. Monday through Wednesday meetings start at 7 and p.m.

The Family Forum is a concentrated training session in the principles of the Bible that enrich good marriages, help problem marriages, prepare young people for marriage, and assist many people in spiritual matters. Celebrates His Bar Mitzvah Gregg Jordan Carb. son of 3Ir. and Mrs. Melvin Carb of Sun Valley, celebrated his 13th birthday with Bar Mitzvah services at Temple Beth Emet in Ikirbank.

Rabbi William M. Kramer officiated. and Mrs. Herbert Michaels, and Jack Nemeth, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Nemeth, all of Van Nuys. Sydney Leibovitch, son of Dr. and Mrs. Eric Le- bovitch of Northridge, be- a ar mitzvah at amat Zion, Northridge. Methodist Church to Hold Service for Scout Sunday NORTH HOLLYWOOD Boy Scout Sunday will be observed this Sunday during the 10:30 a.m.

ser- i es at First United Methodist Church, 4832 Tujunga Ave. Troop 18, which is sponsored by the Men's Club of the Church, will lead the Pledge of Allegiance to the United States and Christian Flags. The color guard for the pledges inc 1 es Jim Matthews. Greg Epstein, Dan Doggett and Vic Zweirer. Rex Smith, Scouting ins i tutional representive will read the scripture message, and Dean Kernahan, new executive of the Scout Council of Piedmont, will make a statement.

Troop 18 has produced 33 a Scouts since 1951. Temple to Honor Hebrew Class at Sabbath Service BURBAXK Temple Einanu El. 1625 Grismer Ave. will dedicate today's Sabbath service at 8:30 p.m. to consecrating and honoring students in the Aleph Class of the Hebrew School.

Rabbi Aaron S. Gold will lead the congregation in prayer and bless the children. Those being consecrated are Greg Bender, a bin, David Franklin, Richard Kagan and Phillip Markovvitz. Parents of the children will host the social hour in their honor following service. Evening of Music Set at Church SAX FERNANDO -The First Baptist Church of San Fernando, 215 Macneil will present the choir of the Los Angeles Baptist High School, Se- JAMES Van Nuys February 8, 1f74 MONROE HIGH SCHOOL SEPULVEDA 'The Norsemen News 9 By Merry Lou Flockhart i Foster, student body president, reflects on gress Student Council has made this past semester.

"Though we had our problems, we were strong enough to overcome these and move the school a few steps in i direction," stated Bill. udent Council has been very efficient and decisive in debating issues. A few of the more i i i a accom- 1 ishments are: Homeroom voting was reinstated; the marquee issue was resolved. The old signboard is currently receiving its finishing touches, and the appropriated money will now be used where it is needed most, and a completely revised system of student government was formed. The BARBARA HOWARD Choir Director guests pulveda.

as their Sunday at 7 p.m. The choir will present an evening of contemporary anthems and gospel music rath instrumental accompaniment i ors Marv Cook (chaplain) and Jennifer Ebling (accompanist) are assisting in the planning of the program a ara Howard is now in her eighth year as director of the choir A graduate of the University of Redlands, she is the organist at Unified Baptist Church in Inglewood and sings with a merata of Los Angeles. She is the secretary of the San Fernando Chapter of the Choral Conductor Guild. The public is invited. SHERMAN OAKS PRESBYTERIAN 4445 NOBLE--788-3330 WORSHIP SERVICE 10.00A.M.

Wm I CONGREGATIONAL I Church of Northridge I (United Church of Christ) i 9659 Balboa Blvd, NR. 349-2400 llft.nn.nm WORSHIP SERVICE I1 a CHURCH SCHOOL I Dr FornilC M. MMM MM MM MMM MM IMM MB "UNITY--A WAY OF IIFE" WEST VALLEY UNITY CHURCH 1830O Strathern Resedr, Sunday Devotional Services: 9:30 and 10 45 a Children's Church 9:30 a.m. For Weekly Class Schedule Call Church DIAL A PRAYFR 345-6272 CHURCH 345-4011 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CANOGA PARK 20553 Sherman Way 348-5801 Sunday School Worship Services 9:30 cV 11 Evening Worship 6:30 P.M. Bible Study Wed.

Eve. 7:30 P.M. Pastor-Dr I Ccdric Peterson Nursery Core Provided Wisdom Speaks The ery young and the very old have all the answers. Those in between have the questions. Pastor to Talk on Exorcism on Sunday Evening NORTH HOLLYWOOD Exorcism, "The Casting Out of Devils." be discussed by the Rev D.

Leroy Sanders, pastor of i st Assembly, 11455 Burbank at Lanker- him Sunday at 6 p.m. Three specific areas of general community concern will be addressed in the sermon: "What Are Demons? How Do Demons "Get Inside People?" and "How Do We Get Demons Out?" Rev. Sanders, who has studied demonism in many ynations of the world, has led a transdenominational ay night prayer meeting for 11 years at i st Assembly where prayers are offered for all who need spiritual help. The public is invited. new system has increased direct student representation from 36 to 51.

Bill has strong hopes for the new system of student government. "I feel that if this last year's progress is any indication of what is to come, it can only mean good for all concerned." is semester's Valkyrie is deserving of much it for the accomplishments made. Valkyrie has been most influential in Student Council decisions. "We as students have make expressed Bill. "Student government is the key to student inv 1 vement, if properly used, and it can work for everyone." TRACK runners Bob Mathews, Chris Taylor, Daryl Brown and Tony Magnone (the 640-yard relay team) placed third in the high school division of the Sunkist Invitational track meet Jan.

19 at the Sports Arena. i hard Nance, ace miler and city champ, finished fourth in his event; teammate David Bernstein took sixth in the two-mile. The mile relay team, consisting Larry Var- blow. Steve Bastian, Steve Lulich and Jeff Friedman, lost count as they finished last in the relay. invitational featured the cream of track titors from the Southern California area.

CSF HELD a banquet for fall semester members last Thursday evening in Odin's Hall. Members of CSF enjoyed a potluck dinner of salaclb, main dishes, and desserts. SOVIH EMIGRE WILL BE GUEST OF SYNAGOGUE RESEDA Temple Beth Ami, will have as its guest speaker on Friday, Feb. 15, Kirril Khenkin of the Soviet Union, linguist, journalist and translator. Born in St.

Petersburg and educated in Paris, he lived in the United States from 1939 to 1941 and taught at Black Mountain College in North Carolina. Returning to Russia then with his parents at their i Khenkin served throughout World War II in the Red Army. Later he worked in the French section of Radio Moscow and with the No- vosti News Agency. Last year, after some difficulty and delay, he was allowed to emigrate to Israel. The service will be conducted by Rabbi Ellis Sultanik, spiritual leader of Temple Beth Ami.

assisted by Cantor Barr M. Caplan, A special Oneg Shabbat will follow the service. The public is invited to attend. Hard Worker 1 igion that really counts is the kind that works at the trade seven days a week. Kingsley Ridgway to Talk at Sylmar Church Rites The Rev.

Kingsley Ridgway, a minister of the Wesleyan Church in Australia, will speak today at 7:30 p.m. at Sylmar Wesleyan Church, 15089 Roxford Sylmar. Rev. Ridgway served pastorates in Canada from 1929 to 1937. At the outbreak of World War II he volunteered for service and served as welfare officer of the-YMCA with British troops in Egypt.

From 1941 to 1945 he served as chaplain with the Royal Australian Air Force. On discharge at the close of the war he did pioneer work in Australia for the Wesleyan Church, founding churches in Car- Iton and Cohuna, Victoria. He also served as president of the Wesleyan i le College in Melbourne for five years. In 1961 he requested a leave of absence from the college to do pioneer work in New Guinea where he spent four years in missionary work among tribes not long removed from cannibalism. Upon returning to Australia he accept- ed the pastorate of College Wesleyan Church of Melbourne.

After several months of deputation travel for the General Department of World Missions of Wesleyan Church, Rev. Ridgway will return to Australia via England and Europe. Evangelist Sets Talk on Sunday In Toluca Lake BURBANK The Rev. i ck Joyce, evangelist, will speak at Toluca Lake Trinity Church, 3440 W. Alameda Ave.

on Sunday at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Rev. Joyce has served at Melodyland Christian Center in Anaheim, and has just returned from a speaking engagement in Mexico, according to Pastor Walter Wentworth. There will be special music by the Trinity choir and band.

The public is invited. fou ore warmly welcomed at FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH 7115 SHOUP AVENUE, CANOGA PARK 348-3483 LOVE IN ACTION! Nursery Cote Provided PASTOR: BRUCE CUSHMAN DYNAMIC SHClCES-9 45 111 DO A i (.30 WED EVENING FUMED MEETING 7'30 P.M. A A A Jonathan M. Hotrel Pastor 10:30 A.M. "WHAT THE RICHES ARE" 6:00 P.M.

PRAISE SERVICE 885-1393 On ebb tit west of Tampa, two blocks ninth Reseda Worship Services 10:45 A.M. 7:00 P.M. --Sunday Morning 9:30 A.M. Visit Canoga Park's Largest Sunday School THE CHRISTIAN ASTRONAUTS CAPTAIN DEAN SHOUP One of the World's leading Ventriloquists Sunday, Feb. 10,11 A.M.

7 P.M. AT SAN FERNANDO FOURSQUARE CHURCH 622 North Maclay, San Fernando i Find Your Real Potential AND LEARN TO EFFECTIVELY DEAL WITH LIFE'S PROBLEMS. A unified program of encounter groups, metaphysical studies and classes on (lie conscious, subconscious and unconscious aspects of our minds. Day and evening classes. Remember our SUNDAY FAMILY SERVICE, from 11:00 to Noon, dealing with such subjects as: "Self Worth and "Happiness "Believing Makes It and other exciting topics.

THE INSTITUTE FOR THE SCIENCE OF LIVING call (213) 981-6990 (10 a.m.-4 p.m.) at 5344 Circle Drive in Van Nuys (near Magnolia and Van Nuys Blvd.) FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH ''A Church u'ttb Act, 20:20 Vninn 7644 Far.olone C.P, Nor with the CENTRAL LUTHERAN CHURCH 6425 TYRONE A SPECIAL SERVICE FOR ALL BY THE MONDAY NIGHT YOUTH GROUP SUNDAY MORNING 10:00 A.M. SUN. EVE VESPER SERVICES P.M. WED. EVE BIBLE STUDY 7:30 P.M.

--WOODLAND HILLS CHRISTIAN CHURCH! Shoup at Oxnard I I Dr Richard A. Wing. Pastor 9 AM SUNDAY SCHOOL I i 10 AM MORNING WORSHIP 2 Phon. 340-5613HH Ml 'LIBERAL Church of St. Alban I SACRAMENTAL WORSHIP I WITH INTELLECTUAL FREEDOM If Holy tucharist, Sunday 11KW A.M.

No. Hollywood II JALL WELCOME. MESSIAH LUTHERAN 8130 Lourel Canyon Blvd North Holywood (Wiiconun KDICATID TO DiCUHM COD'S WO A.M Sunday School (All Aoei) 10 1 5 A WORSHIP 'Bloied ore they that hear the word ef God and keep it FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF GRANADA HILLS 1 0401 Balboa Blvd. off Devonshire John R. Spitter, Pastor (94-7466 WORSHIP SERVICE A CHURCH SCHOOL I A.IW.

Nursery Provided A Christ Centered Church PANORAMA" GOSPEL TABERNACLE 14224NordhoffSt Van Nuys Church 894-3280 Sunday School 9:45 a m. Morning Worship 11.00 Evening Service 7-00 p.m. Wed. Sat. Eve 7:30 p.m Rev and Mrs LceW Robinson Pastors DI3-530S Rev Letha Mahoney, Pastor SUNDAYSERVICE2P.M.

THURSDAY SERVICE SP.M. Lecture, Healing Spirit Greetings GRACE COMMUNITY CHURCH A CHURCH COMMITTED TO THE FAITHFUL TEACHING OF THE WORD OF GOD 13248 ROSCOE BLVD. (2 Blks. W. of Hollywood Freeway) Rev.

John Mac Arthur, Jr. Poster WORSHIP SERVICES CHURCH SCHOOL 8:30 10.10A.M. "HOW TO GIVE GOD GLORY" 6:00 P.M. "SALVATION BY FAITH ALONE" COVENANT EVANGELICAL PRESBYTERIAN 10209 De Soto, Chotsworth Rev. J.

David Wmscoll, Ph.D., Pastor FAMILY CHURCH BELIEVING THE BIBLE PROCLAIMING THE RICHES OF GOD IN CHRIST Historic 150 yr old "RefcrinedPrMbyterlonChurch, Evangelical Synod Denomination Sunday School all ages 9 4 5 A Worship 1 1 A (rurseryl Sun. Evening Fellowship 6 M. Wed. Prarer Bible Study 7:30 P.M. VALLEY VIEW BAPTIST CHURCH 18700Roscoe 349-2117 SUNDAY SCHOOL MS A WORSHIP SERVICES 1 1:00 A.M.

AND 7:00 PJI. BIBLE STUDY WED. EVE 7 00P.M. 'A Christ Centered Church Nursery Care Provided Rev Bob Gent Pastor Howard Boutdess Mm of Ed HARVEY NEWTON, MINISTER VAN NUYS Church of Religious Science "TO GROW IS TO PROSPER" MID WEEK TUES. 1T A.M.

I 14702 Sylvan, Van Nuys 781-6268(789-4353) 11 A.M. SERVICE JUNIOR CHURCH (AL 1 AGES) Dial-A-Prayer 711-47161 NurnrvCan Congregational Church of the Chimes 14115 MAGNOLIA BLVD. "Kafir Dr. Walter H. Minister WORSHIP SERVICE lA A AND CHURCH SCHOOL IU A.fVl.

WKTVAU.IY CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE The "Family Church" (Youth Church Jr. Church Nursery) Dr.Jqrl D. Bamam, Minister SUN. FEB. 10 "Spiritual Of "7101 Oso Avenue, Canoga Park Sunday 1 a Block Wtit of Winnetka, Just Soulh of Sherman Way First Baptist Church of Van Nuys 14800 Sherman Way HAROLD L.

FICKETT, Th.D., Pastor 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. Duplicate Services Dr. Harold L. Fickett, Jr. 7 15 P.M.

BARRY WOOD Sunday's Worship Service televised at KTLA DiaUA-Praycr 785-9401 CHANNEL 5 11 A.M. Free Volley Bus Servke The First Baptist Church of Reseda is an "OPEN CHURCH'' iha in 7 prayer and Biblt Stud grou Wednesdays with an utADT- "OPEN BIBLE" and an and for the world. 'OPEN fimf of prqyftrfor thftir own Sunday 6P.M. The Christian and Divorce' Special Message by fey. Robert I.

Wells, Pastor Sunday Worship 1:30111 o.m. p.m. Sunday Sthtol for all oats MS a.m. Frit IMS Strvict Child Cart Wtd.Praytr4liblaStudy 11 a.m. KHOF (FM) Simfcys 1 M1 P.M.

18644 Sherman Way 881-3651 FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH OFNORTHRIOGE 18355 ROSCOE BLVD. REV. LOWELL LARSON STUDY FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS 9 0 0 A WORSHIP SERVICES 9 0 0 A 1 0 3 0 A 6 0 0 Church of Religious Science 360-3512 GRANADA HILLS GRANADA HILLS WOMEN'S CLUB, 10666 WHITE OAK AVE. Sun. Feb.

10 'Nor My I np. But Thy Trip" Junior Church Morning Worship 11 a.m Religious Sciences Classes Tues. Wed. Evenings 8 'til 10 P.M. Rev.

Kathleen Mclaughlin Minister Trovei I ENCINO PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH I I BALBOA NEAR VENTURA BLVD. Scott T. Brewer, Ph.D., Raster Wonhip Service 10:00 am. and Church School 5 (Nursery Provided) Clou 9:00 o.m. I Full Youth Group SPIRITUAL Church of the Valley 15236ParthenioSt.

Sepulveda, Col. eaif SfpuWda i Rev. DAN MORRIS Sunday 7:30 p.m MESSAGES AND HEALINGS psychic demonstrations DR. FLETCHER A. HARDING, Minfeter ENCINO COMMUNITY CHURCH Not DenominjtrOiul-HelipOK SCJMCI 10 A.M.

SERVICE OF PRAYER Rev. Richard S. Page DR. FLETCHER A. HARDING-SUNDAY 11 A.M.

"THE SCIENCE OF RELIGION" MID-WEEK SERVICE--WED. 8 P.M.-SANCTUARY "LITTLE PEOPLE AND BIG PROBLEMS" Jr. Church 11:00 5955 LINDLEY Child Care Sunday Strvkts 345-8085 PUUIIUIIIIIIMUIIM WORLD MISSIONS CONFERENCE Feb. 10-17, I Sundays at 9:45, 11 :00 A.M., and 7:00 P.M. Weekdays except Mon.

Sat.) 1 1 :00 A.M. and 7: 15 Great Valley Missionary Rally Sun. Feb. 17, 3:00 P.M MISSIONARIES FROM Sierra Leone, Nigeria, Dominican Republic, Brazil and Thailand THE NEED OF THE WORLD IS CHRIST! SHARE THIS GREAT WEEK WITH US MISSIONARY CHURCH OF VAN NUYS 14Mf HamHn off-itreet parking Pa.o nunory care provided KWSPAPLRl.