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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1973
Page
3
The biblical narrative sets Joshua before the people at Shechem to recount Israel’s history and call for fidelity to the Lord. He binds the nation to a covenant, writes the words in the book of the law, and sets a stone as a witness. Joshua dies at 110, and Eleazar dies soon after, with both buried in Ephraim.
Dr. Arthur J. Malin a La Crosse native and SWD missionary will preside at the First Asian Conference on Mental Retardation in Manila November 18 22 with 19 Asian nations expected to participate He leads the All India Association of Mental Retardation and directs the Nagpur Psychological Test and Guidance Center He seeks funds from the Kennedy Foundation and other sponsors to expand training programs and new clinics in India while detailing the Catholic Church’s lag in services to the mentally handicapped.
Viterbo College launches a fall marquee ministry course on theology and film. Eight films will be shown with faculty introductions and post screening discussions. Open to students and the public for credit or noncredit, sessions begin Sept. 10 with Me Natalie and end Oct. 30 with A Man For All Seasons.
The Gandhaf’s Girl Choir, Norway’s top youth choir of 32 from 250 Western Norway girls, performs at Trinity Lutheran Church on Sunday September 2 at 9 a.m. This third U.S. tour includes regional tours in Europe and England and features songs in multiple languages. Directed by Audun Vagle, the group appeared in national costume during past tours.
The final joint worship service for First Congregational and First Presbyterian churches is at 9 30 a m Sunday in the Congregational Church on Main Street and Losey Boulevard with Dr Dallas Weekley as organist Karl Friedline soloist Mrs Patricia Lindesmith liturgist and Dr William Morrison preacher. The sermon Believing Is Doing based on John 6 24 35. A coffee and fellowship time follows in the community room.
More than $3,000 in hand and power tools were stolen Thursday night from storage areas at the Arthur Overgaard Inc quarry in Medary. Tools were carried to a truck on a nearby road. A separate Medary burglary at the Fireside Supper Club involved breaking a door window and unlocking the entrance.
In Italy two figures publish transcripts of their fake confessions to Catholic priests with priests' responses, a sociological provocation echoing scandals around Elliot Roosevelt. American priest Rev. Richard Ginder cautions gays against priests who breach confession, citing harms from violated seals.
Evangelist David Baughan and the Nikonian Quartet will perform at Temple Baptist Church in Omaha at 7 30 p m on Saturday. The 12 week Pillsbury Baptist Bible College tour features vocal quartet items and piano solos by Joyce Odens.
Senior Mary Baader of La Crosse attended the University of Wisconsin Extension Arts workshop titled Music in the Small Church in Durand. The event is part of seven statewide sessions guiding church organists choir directors and clergy with new directions in church music and interpretations.
In Appleton Wisconsin ministers attend the four day United Methodist Pastor's School on the Lawrence University campus and Em manuel United Methodist Church. The theme is The Meaning of Salvation What Is Your Good News with about 350 participants the largest turnout. Bishop Jesse R DeWitt leads worship and preaching. speakers include Leander Keck Egon W Gerdes James S Thomas and David J DuPlessis.
Prairie du Chien builder Karl Rider obtained a $100000 contract to construct a year round conference center at Sugar Creek Bible Camp six miles east of Ferryville. The camp, owned by 100 Lutheran churches, aims to support councils, youth groups and retreats with a facility housing offices, kitchen, sleeping quarters for 40, and summer headquarters. Construction starts this week with completion planned for next spring.
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