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2 The Evening Review East Liverpool. Ohio Saturday, December 3.1977 Jews Will Observe estival Of Lights Sunday marks the first day of Hanukkah, the Jewish Festival of Lights. The holiday commemorates the recapture of the temple and city of Jerusalem by the cabees and has been celebrated annually by the Jews around the world. Hanukkah centers around the lighting of the candles in a candelabrum. The first evening one candle is lit, on the second evening two are kindled and each night another is added until the eighth night when all eight are lit.

Out of a deep sense of gratitude. Jews recite Psalms of I praise and thanksgiving each morning. Wishing to include the entire family in the circle, the Jewish tradition believes that women and older children too should take part. Gifts are also presented at this lime The traditional service will be conducted Friday, Dec. 9 at ft p.m.

at Beth Shafom Temple by Rabbi Michael Farhi. On Sunday, Dec. 11, during the worship service at 10 a.m., a play will be presented entitled "The Case of the Lost authored by Mrs. Aleen Braslaw.sce The cast includes Benji, Billie, Ian and F'rik Braslawsce, Kathy and Bobbie Terry F'eldman and Ann, Susie and Jackie Braslawsce A party will follow with a gift exchange and a luncheon. Ohioville Area News I MrKinnev WORKSHOP SET Workshop will be held at the Fairview School Tuesday through Thursday during schiKil hours.

are invited to shop for articles which range from 10 cents to $3. Mrs. Mary Ann Paulaskas is chairman of the fund raising project sponsored by the Western Beaver Parent Teachers Organization. The public is invited The Christmas program for the PTO will be held 14 at 7 in the cafeteria with kindergarten. first and second grades presenting, Christmas with Mrs.

Lena Wood, Mrs. Joann Barsic and Mrs. Nancy Gomola, teachers at F'airview. directing the program. Treats will be distributed by Santa Claus to the children attending.

Mrs. Lillian Roach is program chairman. Mrs. Patty Steffwas named library co-chairman. DINNER AW AITED The Ways and Means Committee and Building Flind Committee will sponsor a public spaghetti dinner Dec.

14 from 4 to 7 m. at the New Salem United Presbyterian Church Take-out orders will be available in providtxi containers. Marsha Holland and George Anthony are chairmen of the committee. Assisting will be Mrs Marge Kidder and Mrs. Daisy Smith.

Mrs. Margaret Smith and Mrs. Ethel Gailey will be greeters for the service at 11 a.m. Sunday. Mrs, Pat Moslenor and Dawn Gailey will be in charge of the nursery.

Junior Choir practice will be held Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. with Kathy Dawson and Susan Habedank directors. The Adult Choir practices at 7:30 p.m. with Marsha Holland and Sharon Habedank. Mrs Jane Slusarczyk will be moderator for the deacons meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m.

George Anthony is chairman of the Building Fund committee which meets at 8 m. Wednesday. Mary Martha Circle will hold Bible Study on, "Why Do You Chapter 8, with Pat Habedank, leader. Mrs Bernice Saucer is president. A combined salad luncheon with Ruth Circle will be held at noon.

Mrs Betty Bruce and Mrs Margaret Smith are hostesses for the Circle and Mrs. Helen Chaffin, Mrs. Vic LeFebvre and Saucer are hostesses for the Ruth Circle. A gift exchange will feature the program. Ruth Circle with Chaffin, president, will meet at p.m.

Cookies will be collected for the Raccoon State F'orestry Camp at the meeting. The Adult Cnoir will sponsor a caroling party Dec. 11 at 6:30 m. for members of the church. The group will return to the church for hot chocolate following the caroling.

Reservations and money are due Dec. 11 for the poinsettias to decorate the sanctuary. Mrs. Evelyn Perine and Mrs. Lois Gailey are collecting for the flowers.

II ARE brownif Eleven girls were recently received as new Brownies in Girl Scout Brownie Troop 65 with Mrs. Jean McQuislon as leader. The girls are Annie Veglia, Lisa Steff, Stacey Halligan, Joelle Krizan, Judy Basinger, Nicole Danylo, Mary Mosura, Lori Groscost, Anna Ferragotti, Shawn Groom and Terra Rowe. The troop is making Christmas crafts. It will meet until 5 pm.

on Wednesdays at the McQuiston home on Tuscawaras Rd. until Christmas. Mrs. Emma Jane Mosura, crafts chairman, is assisting the scouts in Christmas crafts. Mrs.

Diane Groscost is assistant leader. The troop sold 110 calendars with Mrs, Judy Steff as chairman. Film Screened At Meeting Of A filmstrip was scrwiuxl by Boyd Lunger during the meeting of Older Americans of the Salvation Army at the Citadel. Capt. Vernon F'ornder conducted devotions.

Group singing was led by Mrs. Sylvia Barber with Mrs. Mildred Boso at the piano. Members repeated the flag pledge. Mrs.

Lou Verdin presented a reading. Birthday anniversary greetings were sung for Mrs Sara Potts, Cecil Allison and Hilbert Wright. Plans were made for the Christmas dinner party. Reported ill were Mi.ss Mae McAllister and Alfred Wright, patients at City Hospital, and Mrs. Hilbert Wright Places were arranged for 52 at the coverdish dinner.

The Rev. William Anderson offered closing prayer. Guests were Mrs. Nellie Cain, Mrs. Dorothy Vogan and Mrs.

Violet Crane. The next session will be Wedne.sday at the Citadel. WEIGHING. ANi HDR: Chaneellor says leaving his post as anchorman for the "Nightly but definitely not leaving the network. Chancellor says become a roving reporter and commentator for NBC, dispelling rumors quitting to take a government job.

St. (lair Ave. (Ext.) CHOROH of CHRIST For Transportation: 386-6965 or 385-1157 Sunday Bible Study 9:45 a.m. Sunday Morning 10:30 a.m. Sunday Evening 6:00 p.m.

Wednesday Bible THE AREA NAZARENE CHURCHES CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO WORSHIP LACROFT 7th Avenue. East Liverpool Sunday School 9 45, Morning Worship 45, Evan gelistic Service 7 00 PASTOR William L. Medley NEWELL FIRST Sunday School 9 45 Morning Worship-10 45 Evangelistic Service 7 00 PASTOR Riley Uwrence CALCUTTA Rt 3 Smith Ferry Rd Sunday School-9 46 Morning Worship 45. Evan gelistic Service 7 00 PASTOR Coniglio CHESTER Corner, Virginia and Third Sunday School-9 46, Morning Worship 45. Evan gelistic Service-7 00 PASTOR 'Brody Riffle' EAST LIVERPOOL FIRST Sunday School-3 30, Morning Worship-1045, Evangelistic Service-7 00.

PASTOR-Oval Stone, GLENDALE 6th St. Glendale Newell Sunday School 30, Morning Worship Evangelistic Service-7 00 PASTOR-Glen Curtis All CNVRCNfS WilCOMI YOU fO TNflR WIDNfSRAY IVINIIIC SIRVKIS TOOl A MUSK AL concert will be presented by the above during a seminar to be sponsored by the youth department at the Grace Baptist Bible Sunday To Be Marked At Longs Run Bible Sunday will be obsen-ed during the 11 a.m. worship tomorrow at the Longs Run United Presbyterian Church. The Minute for Mission will feature members giving a brief description of their Bible. On display will be family heirlooms, gifts from years gone by and Bibles written in foreign languages The Confirmation class will be in charge with Harry Morris presenting the call to worship Dawn Gloeckner will lead the affirmation of F'aith and the gospel lessons by Dawn Reeder and IVIichell Mays.

Robin Dunn will be the reader for the lighting of the candle of the Advent Wreath. David Mays will serve as Acolyte Special music will be furnished by the junior choir under the direction of Mrs. Betty Dunn. Ushers will be Wayne Henthorne and Glenn Mays. A nursery for pre-school children will be provided under the supervision of Mrs.

Ruth Okazaki. The Rev. William Betteridge is pastor. St. Episcopal Church 220 W.

Fourth St. 8:00 A.M. Holy Communion 10:30 A.M. Morning Prayer Sermon 10:30 A.M. Sunday School FIRST SUNDAY OF THE MONTH HOLY COMMUNION AT 10:30 A.M.

The Rev. Paul A. Heckters, Rector MESSIAH CHIOR Annual concert Sunday, Dec. 4 at 7:30 P.M. At the Trinity United Presbyterian Church 110 Maine The 55 voice chior will usher In the Christmas Season with Handel's Messiah and other selection.

EVERYONE WELCOME Temple Dec. 10 at p.m. FJbert Allison is in charge of the seminar. The singers, from the Firestone Rd. Baptist Church in North Canton, are directed by Handy Smith.

Gospel Spread Choir Event With Music By Set Sunday FatndieS F'inal are under Gospel music is a very im- bir the nth annual Messiah portant part of the lives of the to be presented families of Edna Wolfe of -Sunday at 7:,30 m. at the Ohioville, and William Swan of United Penn Midland, since the on Maine Blvd two formed the "New choir will last year. feature Mrs Barbara FZncouragement is offered by ol Newell and Kenneth Wolfe and Mrs. Swan and the the F'irst ('hristian two teenage daughters Thurch of Uellsville. Thomas when practice sessions are held is director, in their homes.

Handels will be the The couple has worked and other selec tions together for several years and viII be offered last year decided to practice the flab's is organist "singing together, and Mrs. Maxine They have appeared at various pianist. Choir churches in Ohio and Penn- represent a number of sylvania. Thc'y will perform at 'fea churches the Midland Assembly of God I he fHihlic is mviti'd Special Rites Waited Sunday At Wellsville The Sacrament of Holy Communion will be oteerved during the 10:45 morning worship service at the Covenant United Presbyterian Church in Wellsville. The Advent candle will be lit by Mrs.

Anna Dryer and Christine, Karen and Billy Gray. Music will be furnished with the choir presenting the anthem under the direction of Mrs, Betty Prince. Miss Janice Bricker is organist. Jodi Cotrell and Heidi Miller will as acolytes and the sermon will be delivered by the Rev. John Dryer.

Second Sunday Of Advent Set At Grace U.P. The second Sunday of Advent will be observed with the lighting of the candle denoting during the 11:15 a.m. service tomorrow at the Grace United Presbyterian Church. The ceremony will be conducted by Mrs. Pat Campbell and her sons, Scott and Michael Marian Horger will be the commentator.

A solo, Wlial A will be sung by Mrs, Wagner, The Rev. Harold Sherman is pastor. Sunday, December 4 Church, Dec. 11. Mrs.

Wolfe plays the organ to accompany their singing. They also are associated with Banner Is Love on radio station WRKY in The program is heard on Sunday a.m. Mrs. Wolfe was born and raised in the Midland area. Swan moved here 20 years ago.

He is employed at Crucible Divisions of Colt Industries at Midland. They are a non-profit but, sometimes accept a donation to cover travel expenses. Mrs Wolfe plays mostly by ear although she had several piano and organ lessons. Swan cannot read music and said he gets his talent from his father who was with the for many years. Both feel they are doing a service for scK'iety and feel their gift is from God Events Set In Churches The Rev.

Jennie and Mrs. Stella Rowley will conduct services Sunday at 7:.30 p.m. at the Spiritualist Church on Dresden Ave The Ohio Valley Missionary Union will meet Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Mt. Olive Baptist Church in Weirton.

James Kenner will lead devotions, Mrs. Mamie Taylor is president. Communion Set At Second Baptist The rites of Holy Communion will be conducted by the Rev Clennie L. Lee during the 10:45 morning worship service Sundav at the Second Baptist Church. Rev.

Lee will be assisted by the board of deacons. Music will be provided by the senior and youth choirs. ASTR 0 6 RAPH Bernice Bede Osol Dec. 4, 1977 You're willing to work as hard as necessary to attain your goals this coming year and probably will succeed. Once accumulated some cash, blow it all at once SAGITTARIUS (Nov.

23-Dec. 21) An influential friend may tell you about a plan in a way that leads you to believe invited in. Unless he spells it out, bank on it Find out more about yourself by sending for your copy of Astro- Graph Letter Mail 50 cents for each sign and a long, self- addressed, stamped envelope to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, Radio City Station, 10019 Be sure to specify your birth sign. CAPRICORN (Dec.

22-Jan. 19) Avoid making any judgments today until you weigh all the facts. You tend to be a little biased in your initial viewpoints AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Someone who wants something from you today could make you some rather lavish promises.

Unfortunately, none are like to be redeemable. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Today, steer clear of pessimists. They will only dampen your enthusiastic outlook and bring you down to their own gloomy level ARIES (March 21-April 19) Overindulgence could very well be your nemesis today. Be very careful not to stay too long at the table or too late at the party.

TAURUS (April 20-May 20) A person toward whom you feel very affectionate could disappoint you today by not responding to your overtures with the same warmth that you tendered them GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Demonstrate your feelings today fo one you care for and who returns your esteem with a small remembrance. not the size, thought that counts CANCER (June 21-July 22) You may have difficulty uttering words of praise today If you voice something in this vein, better to say nothing at all LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Should you be in the company of persons who are a shade beneath you in the economic strata, lord it over them only come across as a snob VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept. 22) a possibility today you could deny something to your family or a loved one and then turn around and tell friends just the opposite LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct.

23) Make no insincere promises to a person who has a deeper feeling for you than you have for her. Practice duplicity and sacrifice self-respect SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) try to use social contacts for selfish purooses today FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 225 W. Fifth St.

IChurch School 9:40) Worship. Sunday Vespers 7:30 7:30 E. Parsons, FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST DISCIPLES 4th and College Streets Minister Or. Ambrose Stump 9:30 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL 10:30 A.M.

MORNING WORSHIP NURSERY 6LENM00R WESLETAN HOLINESS CHURCH WEST Tl 0 ROAO 6LENII00R IIIU RREACHIRt ARO WARM FELLOWSNir mi Wssk Ssrvies 7:30 P.M. Ws4. SesAsj Sehoei 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Evoning Worship 7:30 f.M.

RORERTL. lAHLES, PASTOR FHOHE: 355-1571 CHURCH OF CHRIST 738 BRADSHAW AVE. EAST LIVERPOOL, OHIO Bible Study 10:00 AM Worship .10:45 AM Sunday Evening 6:00 PM Wed. 7:30 PM Minister Lindsey Carroll FULl eOSPEl ASSEMBLY 320 Mam St Wellsville PHONE 532.1595 Sunday School Worship 10 00 a Sunday Evening 7 30 Wed. Worship 7 30pm UNITED METHODIST CHURCHES OF EAST LIVERPOOL Welcome You FIRST 200 W.

Fifth St. Time of Service 10:45 A Pastor Donald Shank ANDERSON Smith's Ferry Road, Calcutta Time of Service 11:00 ft 7:00 P.M. Pastor Lee C. Fetters CALVARY 519 Jackson St Time of Service 10:00 A.M. Pastor Lee Fetters PLEASANT HEIGHTS BAPTIST CHURCH 1817 Montano Ave Ph 385 8702 Rev.

Clyde R. Albertson Pastor Sunday School 9:45 Morning Worship 11 School 11 Evening Service 7 A.M. A.M. A.M. P.M.

Midweek Prayer, Praise Bible Study Wed 7 30 p.m WELLSVILLE FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Sunday 9:30 A.M. Morning 10:45 A.M. The Frank Wilson family-lighting of second advent candle SERMON TOPIC: "The Star of Promise" Sunday Evening Celebration at P.M Naomi Roach and Dorothy Carter Rev, fiuy Butera, Faster ETRURIA ST. CHURCH OF GOD SMUaySclMel MemlHf Werthip .............10:45 ifeNtnf Service 7:00 WsU. eihls 7:30 A United Church For A Divided World nielH Offftet In Andersen, IndlMie MOMENT OF MEDITATION Become A Christian! Area United Presbyterian Churches Invite You Calcutta United Presbyterian 16123 St.

Clair Ave. Robert A. Vehch, Pastor Sunday School 9:40 A M. Worship 11:00 A M. Wednesday Evening 7:00 P.M.

First United Presbyterian 300 W. Sixth St. Ralph B. McAuley. Pastor Sunday School 9:40 A.M.

Worship A.M. Evening Worship 7:30 P.M. Wednesday Evening 7:10 P.M. Gienmoor United Presbyterian 16410 Lisbon St. Robert A.

Vaitch, Pastor Sunday School 10:46 A.M. Worship 9:30 A.M. Wednesday Evening at Calcutta P.M. Grace United Presbyterian S53 Virginia Ave. Harold Sherman, Pastor Sunday School 10:00 A.M.

Worship 11:15 A.M. Second United Presbyterian 969 St. George St. Harold Sherman, Pastor Sunday School. 9:00 A.M.

Worship 10:00 A.M. Trinity United Presbyterian Maine Toot and George Kurtz, Pastors Sunday School 9:40 A.M. Worship 8:46 A.M. and 11:00 A.M. Wednesday Evening 7:30 P.M.

WORSHIP WITH US St. John Liifhtrtn Chureh 400 West Hill Boulevard R. Landis Cuffman, Jr. Pastor thou persuadestme to be a Acts 26:28. When the Apostle Paul was appearing before King Agrippa in defense of his life, he made every effort to convince Agrippa that he shixild become a Christian.

Agrippa recognized that this was the desire of Paul and said that he was almo.st convinced to become one Paul then told Agrippa that he wished that he was altogether persuaded The effort of every true child of God is to try to help others see their need for becoming Christians, There are many g(X)d reasons for you to become a Christian. In article today and in a few to follow, we wish to point out some of the very good reasons that you should becoine a F'irst of all, you shixild become a Christian becaase the sinner is unfit to meet God. The problem of sin has invaded the lives of us all. In Rom. 3:23 Paul points out the fact that we all sin and fall short of the glory of God.

Thus, sm in universal. It is utter folly for a man to speak about living without sin. We learn in 1 John that if we say we have no sin, we deceive ourselves and the truth is not in us. If we say we nave not sinned in the past, we make God a liar and is Word is not in us. We beccme guilty of sm when we yield ourselves to sin.

Note James no man say when he is tempted, I am tempted of God: for God cannot be tempted with evil, neither tempteth he any man, but every man is tempted, when he is drawn away of his own-lust and enticed. Tlien when lust hath conceived, it hringeth forth No person is born in sin. Sin is not inherited, it is committed, F'or a long time we have had those who tell us that the little baby inherited sin form its parents. The Bible very clearly contradicts this false doctrine. We are guilty of sin when we become old enough to responsible for our deeds.

We cannot go to heaven in our sins. The Bible says, there shall in no wise enter into it anything that defileth, neither whatsoever worketh abomination, or niaketh a lie: but they which are written in the Lamb book of Rev. 21:27. Jesus told some that if they died in their sons they could not come to where he would go, Jofm 8:21. We get nd of our sms be bi'comiiig a Christian Acts 22:16.

and be baptized and wash away thy By becoming a Christian we become free from sins of the past, Thus, you sliould become a Christian because a sinner in unfit to meet God, Obey the Lord at once. For Free Bible Correspondence Course Write Frank Higginbotham Evangelist. HEAR BIBLE MEDITATIONS, MONDAY THRU FRIDAY AT 12:45 P.M. ON WOHI RADIO 1490 CHURCH OF CHRIST Virginia Avtnua Second Street. Chester,.