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Page 4 S#c 2 —Th« Tribune-Presa, Gouverneur. NY. October 3. 1973 HURCH ER VICES WESTERN ADIRONDACK PARISH Arthur B <io\eUt\ Pastor Services every Sunday at Star Lakr. ll 15 a.m.; Church School rvrry Sunday, 1115 am , Star ll*»k« Alternate Sundays ser- vices at 9:;ioa.m at Wanakena ami Cranberry Lake ASSEMBLY OF GOD EDWARDS l<«'\. I)a\ id Kraust*. Pastor Sunday services Sunday School, 9 45 am , worship sor vice. 11 am Youth service 5.45 p m ; Evangelistic service. 7 p m Midweek prayer and .Bible study Wednesday, 7 p m Youth service first and third Friday of the month, at the parsonage. 7 p.m EDWARDS CHARGE UNITED METHODIST Paul R. Darnell, Pastor Ltehardson Memorial I'nited Methodist Church, Oswegatchie -Sunday Worship 9 00 a.m South Edwards United Methodist Church Sunday Worship 1010 a.m. Kdwards United Methodist Church Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Sunday Worship 11 15. CHURCH OF r JESUS CHRIST LATTER DAY SAINTS , Arthur Barker. Branch President Watertown Branch Sunday services at 617 Davidson street. Watertown Priesthood. 9 a.m./ Sunday school. 10:30 a.m.; Sacrament meeting. 11:30 a.m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OSWEGATCHIE Rev. Peter Merrill Sunday school — 9:45 a.m.. Morning worship — 10:45 a.m. Y.aing people — grades 4-6 7-9- p.m ; grades 7-12: 6-8 p.m Bible study — Thursdays 7-8 p.m. DEKALB JUNCTION METHODIST CHURCH Norman Love. Pastor Sunday. 10 a.m.; Worship ser- vice. U 15 a.m GOUVERNEUR WESLEYAN Carroll Maynard, Pastor Sunday School — 10 a.m. Sunday Morning W T orship — II a.m Sunday Evening Worship — 7 30 p.m. Mid week service, Wednesday -- 7 30 p.m. ANTTWERP SHARED MINISTRY PARISH Donald K. Dodds Minister Sunday, Oct 7. church school. 10 a.m.; morning worship 11:15 a ni. Antwerp church services during the month of October will be jn The United Methodist Church World-Wide Communion Sunday — Theme \Mure Than Bread\. Sermon Based on the Theme for the day with A New IxK>k At The World Meetings — Thursday. Oct 4 Congregational Church will hold a-Family Night Supper at 6 30 as - wHI as their Women's FVllowship meeting Thursday Oct 4 The Clipper Hub will meet for their first rmffing this fall at thf United IM'thodist Church at 7 p m beginning with a covered dish supper Saturday. Ocu 6 Annual Conference Session called at Watertown Asburv Methodist Church at 10 a m Sunday. Oct 7 Black K<vf-r and S» Lawrence Association imping a? Rutland Church a? 3 jp m * GOUVERNEUR BAPTIST CHURCH lVrr> Pastor Sunday (KI 7 jo a rr* al claw* of the Sunday Sctv>oj vw j Ham Preaching and ce by rhe pas f or Hi* subjff ifor this service The Churcn and It« Officers The Holy Com munwin served b> 'bf- Pastor ami Deacons Miss Beth K.tchin a* rhe organ Wednesday Or 3.7 30 p rr. The Jnstauj'ior Sen ice of 'h*- iRevnrned/^r.rge R Cox F'a^'.r of ib* P^-f-sbvtenar Chjrct A.. IT em her* are jr»i?ed fo t* 4 Ht* p m $*'\* iCf- »f F*'^ »cT d r.-1 fai.ce t> 'he ioca! cler.cus \prri TV- Tr.jr.£> Ouf *.!! irr \*• . n * b< fv- rr f- >f M * a rv2 V\« & =inl*\ S~ ; itr, >f Johr v 7 M> p rr. T*f- V * Y .r#. BJ pr i» I'Vit v en* *ar « ! i IT. '•**• VftJl The CtillTCf-e* >f 'KVi^TJf- a I jttT. M-rd' V ; - \Tdr^- Talk PARISH OF NATIVITY STAR LAKE. HERMON Hv\ \\;mir l'i k lkr\. \ ii at S'.ii i«ikt Ascension I'hapt'! Mtiniiii^i V 1K1 ) cl Holy Kuchat is! e\er\ Sunday 9 A rn iicMuoii »s: Au^usfme Chapel M<>rnin^ prayer and Holy Kuchanst v\ery Sunday !! t > a m ST. HENRYS CHL'RCH DEKALB JUNCTION Wilfred 1 Dt-Kus'titv Pastor Sunday Mass >a!urd;»\ t> p in tan'uipa'cvl Sinuia\ !•' a !?' llarrisville Pitcnirn Churches I \IH 1>\H (Ml KCH Ke\. I rank >i-otl. Pastor . >»uruiay M h-»i»l • ^ 4:> a in Sunday \v ^rship ' 1 a ui \USI i\ V\( HI Kl'H Hv\ Carl rinrpx»n. Pastor Nunday Nvhool )*) a \:\ . Miruiay ^» r-ship 1! a in . Nuruki^ t'venmt: y I'Uti: / 4:> p in ; Nurulay c\ifii!u, \o>por. 7 Ab: NW'kiru'siia) o\ finnt: Prayer nitvtint.. .' . : n . ( HKISl I V\ (\Ht KCH O1SC1PLKS .Sunday .school ! J 43 :\ VA .'iinday worship - ]! a.m Ciuest NfHrVikt'r oath x -u::day Kt\. Maurirt* Hobart, Pastor Sunday Worship — 10 a m : Sunday xtx 1 '.! 1 . ]'. a ID • Sunday \ .-ir^: :,voplt' 7 r in p in FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH Robert 1 a>l(»T. Pastor Services n>r Faith Baptist Church arc bt'tn^ field on RD No. 4. 3 miles Ka- o: Gouvornour Sundav School is in a m , worship service ll a rr . evening service. 7 :*i> p :: i Mid-week praser. 7. JO p m CHURCH OF THE NAZARENL Sunday Schtu-!. lu a m. classes for all ages; mornimi v^^rship ll a m N \' p S : j s p m . Bible s»ud\ Widn»'sdo>. 7 p n; NORTH GOUVERNEUR METHODIST K Hroun. Pastor Sunda\ uc 7 7dm The \V«,rd and Mu-/; <?i The Christian F^aitli broadcast ,,ver \VIGS with the pastor as h<»st y -^> am M'»rmnL f Wnrship Worldwide i •'lef-r^'ion of the Sacrament <>\ Holy T'nrcmunion r^.mmunion S ( e*Aard Mrs Ivan Kinney The >'ouM; r hoir Mrs Donald La mica f h<' director and organists fh* M -->e- Dehra Kinn^*;- and M^riKn T\\f: k T l(t a m -Sunday <\hur<h School riassi'v -with ,\1'- VSallact* Hurlr>ijt 'h* 1 s«ir.M-r:'nt»*nd*'n f 4 '$o p rii V fsp«T S<7\\ ic* 1 at *h^ Kmn»-y N•:: *>Jn«i H<>n,<- hy »he 7ahi»- Talk n M- run'h \<* f< .{Of-r ..v« r **«iUv*Tn»*ur M f • ida\ < >*•• p ni fall i; F»ll(»u-h p H, ln:fH M* 'K.- (if'i\i S'!••<•• ) 'h» % -r * ', ar is il ?,M a rn and uaiK- Sal*- in oj tf,». p r .t * C'h'irrh on r -i'j\ <T:,< jr .^. , r r.- ur /^J'JP l( '\ur • \ i. t i\* u* *-r ,-. • IMT^.T d yo'j rhii* > if •. 1 nrt-d h J.<\ V..- . :%] r . v A < -' IT.•::.:••:« of A so( ia^^ TlVf- 7<i 1 \ a* 'fv 'infTT.<j I \\ •• hroUilh 7 •;• - «>< dr.d ^ •• rular p ; • * rr • H' \ d.i\ a tor ;>i'- r« *. UNITED METHODIST f • V RICHVILLE BAPTIST CHAPEL J i in in y MtTck. Pastor Sunday School and Bible •Sfudy w j m , Worship Service 11 n n\ Sunday Kvening Worship - 7 30 p in Thursday ~ Trayer and Bible Sfiuly - 7 A) p m HERMON METHODIST CHURCH C harlt'N Starr. Sunday services — Sunday School. 9 15 a ui Church ser- \ice. 10 IT* A in . MYF meeting. t> >0 p in GOUVERNEUR FREE METHODIST Samuel Simmons. Pastor Sunday school 10 a in Morning worship 11 ;i m Evening service 7 4\> p rn Frayer meeting ar the church Wednesday 7 30 RICHVILLE UNITED CHURCH W illiam Masters. Pastor Thursday — Oct 4 — Annual Hut vest dinner. Public invited Sunday — Oct 7 — Morning Worship — 10 a m Church School. 11 a.m. Tuesday — Oct 9 — Prayer mee» mg at Ford Reynolds' home, 8 p rr. . . Thursday — Junior Choir Rehearsal, 6 30 p.m. Chancel Choir rehearsal. 8 p.m MACOMB WESLEYAN James R. Redstone. Pastor Services tor Sunday. Oct. 7; Sunday School. 10:30a*m. Special Kally Day Program Morning ^••rship. H 13 am Evening ><-:^ ic*: in charge uf rhe Woman's .Mi>>ionary Society. 8 p.m •^Vednesday FYayer meeting. 8 \K TRINITY EPISCOPAL F'duard V. ( aldwell. Rector Sunday Services ^nd 10 a.m. Baptisms follow loa.m. service <>n Sundays * Weekdav service — Thursdavs 10 am Calendar for September: Tuesdays. 10-11 a.m. Bible Srudy tChurch undercroft). Srpr. 29 - Oct. 11. The General C«»n\enfion of the Episcopal Church. Louisville, Kv The service at Christ Church. Mornstown. where the Rector has been given added pastoral oversight — Saturdays 730 p.m. ' Gouverneur TOPS. Tuesdays '7 M) p m I'ndercroff Gnuverneur AA Chapter Thursdays. 8 pm Undercroft GOUVERNEUR UNITED METHODIST Stanley K Brown, ijstor Sunday. Oct 7. 7 am The •\Vnrd and Music of the Christian Faith broadcast over WIGS Radio Gouverneur -with the pastor as host y 30 am Sunday Church School Classes. Mrs Lauren Fmley superintendent. Pre- school Nursery-care in the Parish JH<>use Chancel Choir in ''Fellowship Hall 11 am Morning Worship. W'.rldwidc (observance of the Sacrament of Holy Communion Mr- Frederick Hopper, organist The Chancel Choir.^Vlrs Gordon M'-Ph'Tson director Com- munion Stewards Mr and Mrs J->hn (\orwine During October will be supervised by s Ra schk^ and \he r>peror <*la^ Paul Sprague president •A ill provide altar flowers. ^n-'i'Tv and coffee fellowship 4 ',() p rn V^spf-r S*T'. ice at the F nr>-v Nursing Home by the 'I-it.l*' Talk b*-ginnir»tf its ninth « ** r -<•' u* i v f yf'dr on WIGS <(*< uv r r;*ur is r.r'.adcas? by rr :*-r,tt*-r^ r of *n** Clf j r:cus wpfk- ri^v- \] nday •nr^ugh Friday a* H .'.*> a rn and f> *\• p m V- ida\ Oc 1 5 9am ur/il 3 P IT. arirua! F.ill K jrr.jTiag'- Sale jr. F\)lou«ship Hail ibv Inited A!«'Tr»divT V> im^-r. Mr> Harry L !V .N pr«-sid«*r.' >CJ J urday Oc -f» 10 a rr, V Ch'-rch jn Cbur r h Josepr. A r U r . r'-.-c r»*ti . i* ^ ' r .. : r* • < . .^ - • * • ** •\ ^aa v ( K* ^ - p rr. ^.- ir. r'-Howsfiip Ha;- p rr. A d !T.. r i s • r a * > p h JIMOR CHOIR of the I niled Church <rf Richville presented a musical program at Kinney Nursing Home Saturday Shown here, from left. Jeannie Fen long. Laurie Reynolds. Paulette Fenloiig. Darren VanOrnum. Dawn Perrigo, Kristine McQuade. Martin Perrigo, Jamie Reynolds. (Staff photo) t? OXBOW-ROSSIE BRASIE CORNERS ; ' PARISH Kev. Jack Wells During the month of October 9 15 services will be at Oxbow, 10:15 ar Rossie and 11 15 at Brasie Corners SEVE]STTH-DA\ ADVENTTST (ieorge Pursley. Pastor \Lets sing unto the Lord a new song and come to him with praise and thanksgiving ' Morning worship 9.00 am with pastor Activity notes. 10:10 am. Sabbath School (Sat.) 10:15 am Prayer meeting Tuesday evening at 730 p.m. at the church GOUVERNEUR FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Rev lieorge R. Cox. Pastor Sunday. October 7, Communion Sunday Worship Service beginning at 10:30 a.m. The Rev. George R Cox will have as his sermon title. \It's A Small World\. Mrs. Carl Siver, choir director and organist will play the prelude t4 Parsifol\ by Wagner The senior choir will sing the anthem \Hymn of Consecration\ by Wetherili. A vocal solo by Sally McAllaster will be sung The postlude 'Postlude in C\ will be played by Mrs Siver. Church School, Kindergarten through grade six. will be in session each week, at 10:30 a.m. There is a nursery for infants. The service of installation for the Rev George R. Cox will be held by the Presbytery of Nor- thern New York on Wednesday, October 3. at 8 p.m in the First Presbyterian Church, Gouver- neur Preaching the sermon during the worship service will be ihe Rev Albert G Dexso of the Bellmore Presbyterian Church of Bellmore, LI. NY The public is cordially invited There witt be a Presbyterial meeting at Land's End on Thursday. Oct 4, beginning with a coffee and fellowship hour at 9 30 am The meeting at 10 a.m. and noon lunch, cost $2 00 The Rev Jack Wells will be the speaker If anyone would like a ride, please call the church office ( 287 -0560- FULLERVILLE ; FIRST AMERICAN BAPTIST CHURCH Howe B Perry. Pastor Sunday Oct 7. 8 30 am The Devotional and Praise Service, by rhe Pastor The theme \The Outstretched Hand . The Lord's Supper will b* served 4 30 p m Service in tJbe Nur- sine Home of G<>uvemeur by the Jr>caJ Ciencus FOWLER FIRST AMERICAN BAPTIST CHURCH Ho»f B Perr> Pa*Uw Sunda> Cxi 7 «M5 a m The U -rship service by the pastor He vull continue ihis services of serrri'»r The i^*er to the chur chc% TYAS Sunda> h^ w,ll use as his 'heme \Grow;n^ in Grace Tn>a T ira \ The yr,irr chf>ir w;l) ^i^.^ and Mrs W*-t>b Dimon w-ill tv- >r>e s^iiois.* Holy Communior. 10 15 a rr. ,Sur.day School iVeti) pre-marital counseling policy for Catholic youth Teenage couples planning marriage in the Roman Catholic' Church in Northern New York State will first be required to undergo at least a three month period of counselling and in- struction*'about marriage, ac- cording to a new policy established by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Ogdensburg The procedure of counselling must be followed by the parish priest before a date is set for a wedding when either party to a proposed marriage will not have reached his or her eighteenth birthday by the date proposed for the marriage. \By this procedure we hope to provide our young couples with sensitive and understanding help in making this vitally important decision in life,\ says Bishop Stanislaus J. Brzana. Bishop of Ogdensburg. \At the same time we hope to reduce the alarming rate of divorce in teenage marriages by encouraging young people not to rush into marriages for which they are ill-prepared, particularly in cases involving pregnancy.\ When a marriage seems motivated primarily by pregnancy, the priest is to offer encouragement and help toward alternative ways of ensuring good obstetrical care for the girl, protection of her reputation, and the best possible arrangements for the child after it is born. It. after thorough interviews and counselling of the parties, the parish priest feels a marriage should be postponed, he is to urge the parties to delay their plans If necessary, others including clergy, qualified married couples ur marriage counsellors, are to ibe brought into the counselling and decision - making process It final agreement cannot be reached, the matter may be appealed to the bishop, who will make the final decision to permit or to postpone the marriage The diocese recommends that the procedure be followed also for older couples, regardless of age, whenever there is genuine doubt that one or both parties are prepared to handle the respon- sibilities of marriage, especially if either party will not have reached his or her twentieth birthday by the date proposed for the marriage. \I'm grateful to the Diocesan Pastoral Council, the Priests' Senate, ministers of other churches, and individudal priests for their help and advice in preparing these guidelines,\ says Bishop Brzana The new policy was formulated after nearly a year of study and planning. The Diocesan Pastoral Council is composed of clergy, religious and lay representatives from throughout the eight eounties of the Northern New York diocese The New Colossus Not like the brazen giant of Greek fame, With conquering limbs astride from land to land; Here at our sea-washed, sunset gates shall stand A mighty woman with a torch, whose flame Is the imprisoned lightning, and her name Mother of Exiles. From her beacon hand Glows world-wide welcome; her mild eyes command The air-bridged harbor that twin cities frame 'Keep, ancient lands, your stoned pomp.' cries she With silent lips 4 Give me your tired, your poor. Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free. - The wretched refuse of your teeming shore Send »hese. the homeless, tempest-tost to me. I lift my lamp beside the golden door Emma Lazarus This appears on a tablet inside the pedestal of the Statue of Liber'y One Hundred Days of Devotion The Mystery of the Suffering and Risen Son of God The Call to Disciple ship B> REV HOttE B PERRY of Oct 5 to in Day 20 October 5 Mark 8 27-33 The suffering of the Son of Man Day2].Ortob'T6 Mark 8 34 38 The call to suffering disc jp)f ship Day 22 Oetoixr 7 Mark9 2 13 The glory of the Son <>i Grrf r^vraJed Day 23 October 8 Mark 9 14 29 The Sr'm ofX^»d brings healing and life and the call to healing d]sciplesh;p Dav24 rx-tot>T9 Mark 15 21 39 The full revelation <>l the suffering S*,T\ of God Day2S Cxiober 10 Mark 16 1-8 The full affirmation of the glorified Son of God Can anyone do what you do any better? Yc>u v e ?rf> darn vour *>r B- ic con*)c}£ our *-TI a itt* ****er 1\a ho* e»cn of ./< :a- ^e r For Get your cat washed for the week - end ... 3 - MINUTE AUTOMATIC WASH AND DRY • CITATION CAR WASH Pastor's Corner A letter from Paul the Apostle l\istoi - Trl 5<»J C N.Y The Uml Himself will roine duwn tnun heuvrn With a mightv SHOIT • » t ' Ami *» soul stirring CKY And tlu> urea! IHIMI'KT CALL of (iod' The believers who are dead Will be the first to ruse Then we who are alive and remain Will be caught up with them in the clouds To meet the Lord in the air When is all this noing to happen* You know perfectIv well no one knows - Bu? the da> ot the U»rd will come I'NKXPKlTKDLY Like a thie! in the night When people are saving. \All is well — t K very thing is quiet and peaceful Then all of a sudden, disaster will fall. As suddenly as a woman's birth pangs begin When her child is U»rn People will not be able to get away anywhere There will be no place to hide Hot. dear brother, you are not m the dark ' . About these particular things S<> be on your guard 1 . l>oift sleep like tin* others' Watch lor the Utrd's return' Live in the light and stay sober' For Ciod has not chosen to pour out His anger on us - But U) save us through our Lord Jesus Christ He died so we could live with Him. Whether we are dead or alive When He returns l)o not scoff at those who prophesy; Keep away irom every kind of evil May your bod> and soul be kept blameless I'ntil ?ha» day When our Lord comes back' Sincerely, . Paul the Apostle (IThessalonians4 16 18. 5 1-28» Sent in by the Edwards Assembly of God. correspondent, Mrs. Kstella H Smith . N Rev. George Cox to be installed Rev George H Cox will be installed as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in services by the Presbytery of Northern New York at 8 p in on Wed- nesday. Oct 3 The Rev J.'hnC Cox. pastor of the Stone Church <>f Ogdensburg, will be hturgist tor the worship service Also part icipaung in the worship service will be I)r Norman Poupore of St James and the Reverend Howe Perry of First Baptist Church Preaching the sermon during the worship service will be the Rev Albert G Dezso of the Bellmore Presbyterian Church of Bellmore. L.I./N V Mr Dezso was a classmate in both college and seminary and the friendship has deepened over the years. The moderator ot Presbytery will preside over the installation service The charge to the pastor will be by the Rev Jack Wells. General Presbyter for the Presbytery uf Northern New- York and well known to this congregation Tin 1 charge to the congregation will be delivered by Ruling Elder C Willard Hickel. l)r Heckel served as m<>dtTatnr of the 184th General Assembly and is presently chairman of the General Assembly Mission Council He was ordained to the office oi Ruling Flder by Mr Cox in 1951 in the First Presb\terian Church of Bloomfield. N J He is acting Dean of the .Rutgers University School of Law in Newark. N J l! is hoped to sec a large gathering oi the congregation and community lor this im- The public is invited to the service and a reception to follow installation services And a Home Let a student from another culture understand you and your life better. Invite an AFS scholar into your home. American Field Service International Scholarships 313 E 43rd St., NY.. N.Y 10017 WE WANT YOUR BOY TO STAYAFTER SCHOOL NEXT WEEK. N | ^ v., i YOUR BOY BELONGS. Bov Scouts of America
