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I | I I I H YV HI I INC; U h ! K
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Sitka Arts
& Crafts
centuries ago. I here was a
great jialriarth by the name
of job who wrestI<*4 with
this problem, file consensus
ol all is that job was light*
roils! The common com option
today is io fob’s day is that
it a person is good or godly,
lie "id haw even thing his
heart desires. It w ieked, evil
and sinful sickness oral othei
o ds w ill bclall him, 11 ca
laimt\ m one lo*m or anothei
mines to linn it is be
cause lie has sinned hr has
done something bad and is
being punished lor Ins sin.
Slothing could hr Inithei
hi)m the tinth I he Hible
tells ns I lie Min shines on
(lie just and on the unjust .
I he I’sal mist desn ibes the
time he almost lost his faith
m the words m\ feet
wa ll nigh siipj.nul w hen I
saw the prosperity of the
wieked So with job. Ills
lrien<is, and we sa\ this w ltli
longue in cheek. came to him
and in I lie most com lin ing
and com it tun' tones and
phrases told Job his dillit ill
t irs w ere due to sin sen et
sin. I lies urged him to eon
less his hidden faults so that
lit* might In* forgiven and
then get w ell. job w as so sure
he was righteous that he
pleaded lot an umpire to
listen to Ins ai guilient I irfoi'r
Coil lie was confident hr
would be \ indicated 1‘inall)
the lout th b lend made his
t t int i il ait ion and |oh made
his rebuttal Suddenly feho
\ all spoke! I fe asked |oI» some
Scanning questions ivi'uuini
in Hit 38-42 chapters of that
tkNik Many of these ques
tions are still unanswered hy
man today. Cod's Speeches
had to do v\ itli two suhjet Is,
the Hist wisdom, fhe second,
power. Did Job have the vvis
doni to do the tilings that had
horn done by Cod in creation
and the maintenance of the
nniv rise? The second, did Job
have the power to accomplish
the feats described by Cod.,
chapters 10, li. job admits.
I have ottered what ! did
not understand, things too
wonderful lor me, which I
did not know”,
The interesting tact is that
in the entire text the answer
to me problem ot sullermg,
or spedileullv, ''why the right
eous stiller is not given. Yet
when Job is confronted with
<-o(| and the wonders of the
universe that are beyond Ins
ken be is amazed, he is sat
idled, He repents, realizing
he lias questioned the wisdom
and power ot Cod.
t util the individual mines
Iaee to lac e xx ith (Jod, lu* is
bewildered b\ the injustice
and e\ il that is apparant on
every hand \\ Iren he has an
eneonntei w ith < aid !i«‘ real
izes that ( an! is sox ereign, In*
IS ail know ing lu* is allpow
<'«I *11 and I >\ comparison, man
is insignificant and his time
is but a chop in the bucket
Sven while the aerobee: was stile
BEING TESTED, I HI VIKING ROCKE T
WAS DEVELOPED Of SIGNED TO PROBE
SPAC E OVER THE HUNDRED MILE
MARK. IN 1949 ON ITS FIRS I "TEST, TT
HIT AN ALTITUDE DT ‘.I S Mil...Es WITH
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FORSINGU STAGE' RfXKE. IS Of liS.E
MILES WITH A TOP SPEED uE 4.100 MPH.
On 1950 A VIKING ROC M-l
WAS I AUNCHfcP I ROM INI
DLi K Of INI US S, NORTON
SOUND IN lilt PACIFIC .
mm 11 REACHED AN ALTlTUDf
AM OF 106 'T MILES ANP A
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By Clare D. Smith
fOR AND ABOUI ICINAGCRS
Teens. Parents Each Have Problems
or rather a drop in the ocean
compared with eternity, The
true perspective can never be
known nor understood until
one is born from above and
created a new creature
through the power ot the liv
ing Christ Jesus the Lord
At this point true faith is im
parted and present problems
fail to cause panic and the
individual begins to know
tine peace!
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A teenage friend in New Jersey i
writes that stie is fifteen tint her |
parents will not let her date on
Saturday nights Sin* also says
tiei |miteats laden to hei telephone
conversations and if she talks lt>
minutes makes 1 it*i' Red "otl tile
telephone
Dates and telephones! 1 cant
think of two Rieatei teenage pi oh
lems. But let's take Hunt in
tirder.
Dates: Many parents allow their
children to date at the age of fif
teen Some do not, Our young
friend has indicated that when
she is ifi she will he allowed to
go to Saturday night dames. At
the moment that seems like a long
lime in the future,, but acttm 11 v it
is only a few months away Be
patient
One thing disturbs me, however.
Our friend says she knows many
guls who are dating at the age of
12 and 13. This is entirely too
young
Telephone: Our young friend
also resents her parents listening
to her conversations on the tele
phone. This. 1 think, is justified,
parents should respect the pri
vacy of their children’s conversa
tions the same as they would other
individuals
1 must, however, agree with (tie
parents that a 15 minute telephone
conversation is long enough. Tele
phones are not instruments for
visiting. If a teenager has many
friends and they call often the tele
phone can be tied up for hours and
days.
All teenagers should remember
that other members of the family
have telephone privileges also.
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ABOUT Tl- ENACilllN
WI l’Ki l M WMl’Ui lt
I liANKI-OB l H \
Vote Progressive Parfy Vote
On Sept. t) al it Public; invited caucus, the Sitka Progress
ivc Paris vs as lormed ami discussed the coining election.
At then next meeting, (lit? group composed ot Doctors,
businessmen, Hankers, Professional Men, and Working
Men were almost unanimous m then choice ot candidates.
This (.roup hits been called the (’rime Ticket and various
other names b\ it group of alleged interested citizens. We
invite them to read the names of the Progressive Parties
ticket again and decide it these men are interested in
(.'lime ot the Welfare ot Sitka.
| tv Nhennetl t N Commissioner, Mayor
Stan W estover,, Property Owner. Council
Adolf Thomsen t isherman and Businessman Council
lames i larrigan, Sc hool Teacher, Counc il
( has Kidd, V.P. 1st Bank of Sitka, School Board
t„ Thieke, Insurance Agent, Utilities
lv Handy, Businessman, Utilities
Seriously Does this look like a Crime 'Picket to you?
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Tuesday Oct. 7th
FOR
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Independent Candidate
for
Councilman
Vote Vote
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city government.
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