Red Deer Advocate from Red Deer, Alberta, Canada • 9

I I I I The Red Deer Advocate, Saturday, February 12, 1972 PAGE NINE A LACOMBE MUSEUM Albert Lacombe, an Oblate priest who served as a frontier missionary for 67 years during the taming of the Canadian West, was assigned the atsk of building the mission of St. Albert in 1861. Today, his original church is a museum surrounded by another church, a home for the aged, a rectory-retreat house, a hospital and a home for retired priests. St. Albert parish is not led by one man, but by a 10-member team of clergy which use tape recorders, slide projectors, folk masses and believes in total involvement with all people no matter what their beliefs.

Sister Celina likes songs 'a little more jazzy' City choirs beware! A new children's choral group has been formed by Sister Celina of St. Joseph's convent, and they are making great sounds of music. The ecumenical choir, comprised of Catholic, Presbyterian, Baptist, Anglican, United and Missionary Church youngsters, rehearses each Wednesday and Thursday in the Sacred Heart Church basement after school. are planning to enter the Kiwanis music festival," Sister Celina explained. "Next Wednesday we will perform at the Friendship Club.

Later, there will be a Sunday afternoon concert at Valley Park Manor and a performance for the parents of these children." About 30 youngsters exercised their voices Thursday, rehearsing secular and sacred selections. Among songs now being rehearsed are Deep in My Heart, Dear, a song from The Student Prince: There's None Like Him, a recessional piece from the American mass program composed by Father Clarence J. Rivers; and 76 Trombones, from The Music Man. Sister Celina keeps a sharp ear open as the children rehearse. is off key?" she asked with motherly persistence as the children exercised their voices with a musical rendition of the alphabet.

"1 only want one note." Sister Celina pressed her cheeks and stomach with her hands, demonstrating choral breathing exercises. Then she turned to the piano. well to my introduction," Sister Celina said as the Pilgrim Song, a song made popular by the Medical Mission Sisters, spilied off the piano key- Douglas Russell Gaetz Church restructures organization Gaetz Memorial United Church has reorganized its administrative structure under a single board. A December congregational meeting approved transformation of the board of session and committee of stewards into a single board structure. Final approval for a new 1972 board executive was granted last Sunday by a congregational meeting following morning worship.

Under the one-board structure all church ministry and functions will be conducted by one officially-elected board consisting of five divisions. The divisions are congregational life and work; ministry and personnel; communications; church and society; stewardship and finance. Officers approved this week were R. R. Millar, genreal chairman; Mel Stickland, vice-chairman; Calvin Huhtula, secretary; Ken Heywood, treasurer; Phyllis McGhan, U.C.W.

president; Rev. E. W. Oldring 'and Rev. David Lovewell, ministers.

Divisional chairmen are Ivy Bigam, congregational life; Pat Young, ministry and personnel; Alex Dmetrichuk, communications; William Roadhouse church and society, and chairmanship of the steward and finance division. Effective June 1972, Gaetz Church will revert permanently to one Sunday service at 10 a.m. Prairie choir visits city An 18-voice male chorus from Prairie Bible Institute, Three Hills, will visit two city churches Sunday. The chorus, known as the Men of Song, will sing at an 11 a.111. service in the Alliance Tabernacle, and again at 7:30 p.m.

in First Baptist Church. Prairie Bible Institute this year celebrates its golden jubilee. Founded in 1922, the school provides pastoral and missionary training for Christian young people. L. Maxwell is school president; Rev.

T. S. Rendall is principal of the Bible school. One of the hardest things to do is admit we've done wrong. It cuts down our pride.

Confession may be painful, but it's necessary. We have all sinned. The Bible says if we confess our sins, God will forgive us. That's a wonderful promise but it's conditional. We must confess before God can forgive.

There's no other way. But somebody says, "Wait a minute! I'm not that bad! I don't have much to confess!" Take a close look. Have you always loved God with all heart, and others as yourself? Have you ever told a lie? your Did you ever steal anything? Have you been guilty of lust? Did you ever take God's name in vain? Have you harbored envy, jealousy, bitterness, pride? Do you hate anybody? These are some of the things we must confess before we can be forgiven. When we have wronged others, we must confess to them. Have you lied about someone or stolen from them? Then tell them about it.

Ask them to forgive you. It won't be easy, but. it's right. Confession brings results. It.

makes it possible for God to forgive us. It clears the way to get things straightened out. if you have a question write Douglas Russell at 5806 41 Street Crescent, or call 346-6301. RED DEER CONVENTION News digest Nader wants dye WASHINGTON (AP) The United States Food and Drug Administration was urged Friday to ban permanently a widely-used food, drug and cosmeties dye suspected of causing cancer, fetal death and birth defeets. Dr.

Sidney M. Wolfe, co-ordinator of Ralph Nader's Health Research Group, said in a letter to the FDA that the dye, known Smith accused of SALISBURY (Reuter) The African National Council, the chief black opposition to the Rhodesian independence settlement, accused the Ian Smith government today of "Gestapo detention methods" and said it is afraid of being outlawed by the white-minority government. The accusation came in a statement denying charges by Prime Minister Smith Thursday Two more recoanize NEW DELHI (Reuter) The Netherlands and Luxembourg have recognized the newly-created Asian state of Bangladesh, it was announced Friday. Representatives of the two countries in India conveyed the decision of their governments to banned as FD and Red No. 2, is used in production of $28 million worth of food each day.

An estimated 1.5 million pounds of Red No. 2, made from coal tar, are used annually to color breakfast cereal, gum, candy, pet foods, gelatin desserts, soft drinks, lipstick and pill coatings. Its presence is noted only as "artificial colorling" on a label. Nazi tactics that the overwhelmingly-black ANC is linked with terrorist organizations abroad. The ANC also called on the prime minister to substantiate claims that the council organized an intimidation campaign to persuade Africans to reject the Anglo-Rhodesian settlement and received money from banned organizations overseas to finance its campaign.

Bangladesh the head of the Bangladesh mission, Humayun Choudhury, mission officials disclosed. Bangladesh now has been recognized by more than 30 countries, including Britain and the Soviet Union. Liner stranded in Antarctic BUENOS AIRES (Reuter) Two Argentine navy vessels sailed today for a windswept Antarctic island to join two Chilean ships in the rescue of about 168 persons from the Norwegian liner Lindblad Explorer, aground on the icy outcrop called King George's Island. Conflicting reports from Santiago, Chile, and the vessel's New York agents left unclear whether the passengers were the Chilean navy ships, whether they were still huddled on the snow-swept island or whether they had left and then re-boarded the Lindblad because of severe weather conditions. It appeared clear, however, that the passengers and crew were all unharmed although the Lindblad was in a "critical situation," the agents, Lindblad Travel said.

Peron ready to run in '73 BUENOS AIRES (Reuter) Former Argentine president Juan Peron is willing to run for president in Argentine general elections in March, 1973 but he wants the election brought forward to this year. Peron's personal representative, Hector Campora, said Thursday the 76-year-old former president "is not opposed to his candidacy if that's what the people want." But observers said Peron, who went into exile after a military uprising ended his nineyear iron rule in September, 1955, is unlikely ever to return to Argentina although he still commands the support and loyalty of millions of Argentines. Instead, they believe the exdictator is manoeuvring to ensure victory at the polls for his badly-split followers. Massive trade review planned BRUSSELS (AP) The United States and the six countries of the European Common Market announced today they will start in 1973 a comprehensive review of international trade designed to improve the standards of the people of the world. They asked other countries to join them.

Japan and the United States announced a similar agreement Wednesday. The aim was stated as "the expansion and ever greater liberalization of world trade and improvement in the standard of living of the people of the world." The way to do this, they said, included dismantling obstacles to international trade. Flap rages over chess match site MOSCOW (Reuter) The viet. Chess Federation accused United States grandmaster Bobby Fischer Friday of trying to impose conditions favorable only to himself on his world title match against reigning champion Boris Spassky of Russia. In a statement issued here, the Soviet body also lodged an official protest with the World Chess Federation over its handling of the choice for the site of the match.

Soviet chess officials learned Wednesday, it said, that the 28- year-old Fischer has rejected a proposal to meet Spassky in Reykjavik, Iceland, June 25, despite a preliminary agreement. A second target was Max Euwe, the Dutch president of the world federation. The statement accused him of violating his organization's own ruling on a deadline for Soviet and American lists of acceptable sites. 70,000 houses for Bangladesh OTTAWA (CP) A program to build about houses in war ravaged Bangladesh will start next week, Henry Selz, CARE's director in Dacca, told a news conference here today. Mr.

Selz said the program will cost about $2 million, much of which will have to come from donations from Canadians and Americans. Shack dwellers protest ROME (Reuter) Seven of Rome's estimated 70.000 shack dwellers were still perched on ledges of city hall Friday after their third chilly night in the open. The seven survivors of an original 10, are demanding He said the Canadian International Development Agency has given CARE, the Co-operative for American Relief Everywhere, $250,000 that will be used for the housing project. The two-room dwellings will be grouped into 62 model villages, built at sites where houses were destroyed in the recent civil war. homes from city council.

On Tuesday, the 10 climbed on the roof of city hall after 50 other dwellers were evicted from inside the hall where they had staged a sit-in during a council meeting. GOD IS MOVING! JESUS PEOPLE Use facilities of PARKLAND CHRISTIAN CHURCH 55 Avenue 43 Street (West Park) SAT. 8 p.m. SUN. 3 p.m.

"Repent, Be Baptized and Receive the Holy Ghost" Baptism at Both Services YOU ARE WELCOME Central Alberta conference of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Canada will convene in Red Deer, March 24-25. Meetings are scheduled to be held in Trinity Lutheran Church, Rev. S. J. Christopherson, conference president, indicated this week.

The conventon opens at 8 p.m. on Friday evening, continuing through Saturday afternoon. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Christian Science Church Sunday Morning 4811 52 Street at 11:15 a.m, TRINITY Lutheran Church E.L.C.C 39th Street and 44th Avenue Phone 346 4070 346 3869 Rev S. Christopherson, Pastor 9:45 a.m.-Senior Sunday School 11:00 -Family Worship and Junior Sunday School 7:30 p.m.-Wednesday Lenten Services KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 4718 Ross Street Rev. Douglas O.

Fry Morning Worship at 10:30 a.m. West Park Church of The Nazarene 3920 57th Avenue Pastor: Rev. J. C. Wolstenholm Phone 347-6366 SUNDAY SERVICES 9:45 a.m.-Sunday School 11:00 -Morning Worship 7:00 p.m.-Evening Service Christian Reformed Church McVicar St.

McIntosh Ave. This Sunday: 10:00 a.m. -Celebration of Infant "For Children Too!" The Choir Will Sing 7:30 p.m.-Evening Worship "Did You Receive The Holy Spirit?" Nursery provided in both services Pastor: Nicholas B. Knoppers 346-5659 or 346-3961 Oriole Park Missionary Church 98 Oberlin Avenue South of Oriole Park School Rev. W.

D. Annett, Pastor 347-6156 10:00 -Sunday School 11:00 a.m.-Worship Service SERMON: "The Second Commandment" 7:00 p.m. -Evening Service The Youth Fellowship in Charge BALMORAL BIBLE CHAPEL (Formerly Gospel Hall) Joffre Road Mile East of City Limits SUNDAY SERVICES 10:00 a.m.-Lord's Supper 11:30 -Family Bible Hour Sunday School 7:30 p.m.-Evening Service 8 p.m. Prayer and Bible Study 7 p.m.-Pioneer Girls 8 p.m.-Young People's Phone 347-5450 ALL ARE WELCOME CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE TABERNACLE 60th Street and 54th Ave. Rev.

J. H. Bell Phone 346.6053 Christian Education Director: Mr. Brian Thom 9:50 -Family Bible Hour 11:00 -Men of Song (Prairie Bible Institute) 7:00 p.m. -Evening Service: "The Supreme Question" A special feature will be an interesting presentation by the Christian Service Brigade.

A number of our men are personally involved in specal ministry to our youth. Come in and see what is being done. "A Missionary Church with a Deeper Lite Message" A WARM WELCOME AWAITS YOU Michener Hill Church of God Corner of 47 St. 41 Ave Pastor: W. A.

DeMaere 10:00 a.m.-Sunday School 11:00 a.m.- Morning Worship 7:30 vening Service "WHERE SALVATION MAKES YOU A MEMBER" Mount Calvary Lutheran Church (THE LUTHERAN CHURCH CANADA) 32 Street and Selkirk Blvd (Sunnybrook) 10:00 a.m. -Sunday School and Bible Classes 11:00 a.m.-Morning Worship Pastor Paul Hein Phone 346-3798 or 346-6809 Parkland Christian Church Church of Christ Disciples 55 Ave. 43 St. (West Park) Phone 346-2160 or 346-4802 Minister: Stuart Fraser, B.Sc. B.D.

9:45 School 11:00 -Morning Worship Sermon: "Love: Theory and Practice" EVERYONE INVITED to nents hem- countTreat nen's ising such racy gular same Morip in probwe re is nder- ative ions, is bers ponional S. gma Ig at. with held ed a man Red irked the bowlfor hus- very com- and will reen .21 eor 2 8 NORTH SIDE CHURCH OF GOD Corner of Riverside Avenue and 63rd Street at the Top of North Hill Pastor: E. A. Babcock Phone 346 6915 10:00 -Sunday School 11:00 am.

-Morning Worship Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.-Prayer and Bible Study "Where A Warm Welcome Awaits You" CATHOLIC CHURCHES OF RED DEER St. Mary's Church 39 Street and Mitchell Avenue Sunday Mass Hours: 8, 10, 11:30 a.m. 7:30 p.m. Sacred Heart Church Corner of 55 Street and 49 Avenue Sunday Mass Hours: 9, 11 a.m.; and 5:30 p.m. WOODLEA PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE Pastor: REV.

A. WERBISKI 9:50 a.m.-Sunday School-classes for all ages 11:00 a.m. 7:30 p.m. ServicesRev. Robert L.

Donnelly, Bible Teacher-Evangelist PLAN TO HEAR HIM Corner of 55th Street and 46th Avenue WHERE JESUS CHRIST IS THE ANSWER board. "I want it a little more jazzy. Again After singing for about all hour, Sister Celina gave the children a short rest while she explained the choir program. A boy handed round a candy container, while the children played quietly. "Additional children are welcome to join the choir," Sister Celina said.

"Only, if they want to perform with us for the Kiwanis music festival in March, they had better come soon. 1 need them at least three times to get their voices right." The choir started in January, and most regular participants know the words of about 10 songs. Two French items are included in the repertoire. Membership in the choir is open to all denominations. Christian cooks warn they'll fight VANCOUVER (CP)--An official of the Christian Labor Association of Canada denied this week a charge that the CLAC is not a bona fide union.

Neil Roos, the union's representative for Western Canada, was commenting on charges made last month by the Vancouver and District Labor Council. The council adopted a report which charged the CLAC does not process grievances or go to arbitration, and is run by management. The charges centred on the specific case of a North Vancouver bakery employing CLAC members whose salaries were below those enjoyed by members of the Bakery and Confectionery Workers' Union. Roos said he will take the council to court if it proceeds with a planned boycott of the bakery's products. "We are not going to sit back and watch them throw our 130 members at the bakery out of work." he said.

COME TO CHURCH THIS SUNDAY BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH 3901 44 Street Pastor: James W. Sinclair Assistant: Ed Riediger 9:45 a.m.-Sunday School -All Ages 11:00 of Worship Christan Service Brigade Church Parade Hour Speaker: Mr.Ed. Riediger 7:30 p.m.-Evening Hour of Blessing Guest Speaker: Rev. Herb Montgomery "The Word of God is a Sure Foundation" ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA St. Leonard's St.

Luke's 43rd Ave. and 44th St. Gaetz Ave. and 54th St. The Rev.

F. Lee Archdeacon C. M. Starr The Rev. J.

M. Roe 8:30 a.m.-Holy Communion 8:30 a.m.-Holy Communion 11:00 a.m.-Morning Prayer 11:00 a.m. -Morning Prayer and Church School First Church of the Nazarene 40th Avenue at McVicar Street Rev. V. Hannah, Pastor Phone 346-2379 Sunday Services 9:45 a.m.-Sunday School Hour 11:00 a.m.-Morning Worship 7:00 p.m.-Evening Tidings CHRIST Home Missions Rally FOR A Church For The Whole Family TODAY FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Corner of 43 Ave.

39 St. Phone 346-4281 MINISTER: REV. BENSON JONES 9:45 -The CHURCH SCHOOL welcomes the family! 11:00 a.m. Promises!" (Junior Choir will sing) 7:30 Concert by: "MEN OF SONG" (18-Voice Sacred Chorus from the Prairie Bible Institute) A WARM WELCOME TO EVERYONE! UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA GAETZ MEMORIAL Ross St. and 48 Ave.

Phone 347-2244 Babyfold During Services TWO SERVICES 9:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. YOUTH SUNDAY SERMON: "'The Focal Point Of A Revolution" Robin Oldring Rev. Edward W. Oldring, B.A., B.D., Minister Rev.

David E. Lovewell, Associate Minister Mr. Allister Barter, F.T.C.L, A.R.C.T., Organist SUNNYBROOK FAIRVIEW 10 Stanton Street 18 Fairbanks Road Babyfold During Service Babyfold During Service Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship 9:30 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m.

Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Minister: Rev. Harold Jenner, B.A., B.D. Phone 347-6073 Sacrament of Infant Baptism SERMON: "Is Satan A Man Or A Woman?".