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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1968
Page
3
Irresistible TV schedule details a glamorous woman and her daughter competing for a man's affection in a romantic plot. The program list features Gig Young Nina Fach in a colorful, suspenseful theater evening with Perry Mason, Dramas, and a night of classic movie features, boxing, and special galas.
The Gospel Heralds lead by guitarist Jscoria and pianist-arranger David perform contemporary gospel with rhythm guitar, bass, and percussion. Chris Camarena on bass and Joe Sandoval on drums accompany a program including multiple church appearances, with plans for three LP albums and youth appeal celebrated by Camarena.
Twenty five Southern Baptist churches and missions join a two day evangelistic conference at Chabot College to outline participation in the California Encounter Crusade set for April. Speakers include Dr. Winifred Moore of Amarillo Dr. Ralph Smith of Austin Dr. Vander Warner of Richmond and Dr. Emory Wallace of McRidder. Maynard Stewardship Baptist Church hosts a Friday morning session.
First Christian Church youth groups in SAN LEANDRO plan a busy week with Youth Sunday services at 11 a.m. tomorrow. Speakers Fred Classley Jr Janet Meier and Sie Anderson discuss the theme Turn On Tune In Take Over. Youth choir will sing an anthem with Pat Kious and Pat Murphy as elders. Chi Rho ice skating tomorrow at Berkeley Teeland at 6 30 p.m. A progressive dinner begins at 6 p.m. Wednesday under Jean Anderson and Penn Johnson with routes to various members homes for further courses.
The Fremont Art Association sponsors a painting workshop starting January 22 at Olive Hyde Community Center in Fremont. Instructor is Richard Yip. A $35 fee will be charged.
Christian Science lecture at 8 p m Thursday in the Southland Shopping Center community hall Hayward will feature Eugene Depold Tye of San Diego. He will discuss how prayer can overcome sickness sin and obstacles and visit as a member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship.
The U.N. Security Council convened at 11:14 a.m. EST to resume its debate over the North Korean seizure of the U.S. Pueblo. The session involves member nations discussing responses and implications of the incident. Strong entities include United Nations, Security Council, North Korea, and Pueblo.
Fremont residents will attend an ecumenical service at Our Savior Lutheran Catholic Church tomorrow at 3 p.m. with Rev Jubasz presiding. Clergy from multiple denominations will participate in readings, prayers, a sermon, and a joint hymn led by Cantor Lacy and organist Michelle Morran, followed by a fellowship hour.
Three area churches sponsor a world missions conference from Tuesday to Sunday February 4 with 7 30 pm sessions and rotating speakers. Rev H L B Dutton will discuss years in Vietnam under colonial and war rule. Mrs Louise Ost recalls 20 years in Ivory Coast as teacher missionary and nurse. Rev C W Fowler of Hong Kong is a third generation China missionary. Sessions feature slide presentations and are free with opening talks by Ost Fowler and Dutton in Livermore San Lorenzo and Hayward respectively.
SAN LEANDRO Frederick Mahan a San Francisco attorney will address the Christian Women's Club of Southern Alameda County Friday at a lunch meeting at the Blue Dolphin Restaurant on the San Leandro Marina. His wife heads the Christian Women's Club in their home city. Mrs June Otto will show unusual gift items, Mrs Barbara Gaziano will sing as guest soloist, a Berkeley Opera alumna studying with Maestra Vincenza Scianinni. Reservations through Ella Schmierer or Mary Keissling. nursery care available by reservation. no dues or requirements for membership.
A solemn mass will be celebrated tomorrow at St. Andrew St. Joseph Church in Oakland to honor Saint John Bosco founder of the Salesian Society. Bosco known as the apostle of youth aided orphans and founded the Daughters of Mary Help of Christians and Union of Salesian Cooperators. Entertainment at 2 p.m. will follow observances.
Mrs. George Nardisty known as Margie of the Secret Hideout Gang will be the special guest on Sunday Night Sing live from Redwood Chapel Community Church at 19300 Redwood Road. The program airs on KEAR at 9 pm each Sunday and Margie appears on KEAR weekly plus other California, Arizona, Alaska, Ohio and East Coast stations. She is a recording artist formerly with Supreme Records and hosts as vocalist and dramatist for events. Mrs. Nardisty is a former school teacher and mother of Vance and Lisa, and writes for Christian Life magazine.
Fremont audience hears Ted Wise of Evangelical Concerns explain hippie faith as a contemporary form of Christianity. He details his conversion from drug and alcohol abuse, his wife’s faith, and his mission with three converts Steve and Dan. They share experiences from Haight Ashbury and Golden Gate Park, noting reliance on faith over money and possessions.
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