Helen’s Cake Shop
CUSTOM MADE CAKE
for all occasions
Mrs. Walter R. Johnson
14 Maksoutoff
Lutheran Women to Meet
The United Lutheran Wo
men will meet at 7:45 this
evening in the church cen
ter.
Hostess for the evening
will he Mrs. Richard Cal
houn and topic leaders will
be Mrs. Harold Jenny, Mrs.
Norena Smith and Mrs. Rich
ard Gaenslen. The Theme
will be “Christ, the Church
and Race". All visitors are
welcome.
Next week’s meeting, on
April 24th will be an after
noon session.
Baha'i World Faith
Comparative Religion Series
Wednesday, April 23rd
"The World's Most Misunderstood Religion"
Speaker
Mr. Rex King
Woman's Club House
8:15 P.M.
we of the
Sitka Realty & Insurance
wish the
Baranof Banner
every success in their new venture.
May we both serve the People of Sitka!
Fred R. Geeslin & Cleo Campbell
Best Wishes for the success of the
Baranof Banner and for its staff
C.A. Krantz
Former naval Electionic Technician and Radio Mathematic Instructor for U. S. Arm
Forces South Central Pacific Area.
Guaranteed Electronic Repairs
Phone 747-8383
Marine electronic equipment (except transmitters)
Radios Record changers Etc.
If you prefer you may arrange to have your electronic
repairs handled through any the following stores.
Sitka Music Store
747-3354
Triune Service
747-3428
Neill Andersen's
747-3217
City Electric & Refrigeration
747-3422
Music
Trail
Concert
Stockton Webb, president
of the local Alaska Music
Trail series announced the
next and final concert of the
current season.
Louis Quilico, Canada’s
highly touted baritone will
sing Tuesday eve, April 12th
at eight in the Sheldon Jack
son auditorium.
Louis Quilico made his
professional debut at the
New York City Center in 19
55 following his winning of
the Metropolitan Auditions
of the Air. Notice of that de
but were nothing short of
spectacular.
This is the third winner of
the Metropolition Aduitions
to appear on the Music Trail
series. Concert goers will re
member Lueine Amare and
Medelaine Chambers.
French Canadian by Birth
i no singer was born m
Montreal and received his
early voice training there un
der the direction of Frank
H. Rowe. In 1947, after win
ning the St. Jean Baptiste
contest, he left for study in
Italy where he enrolled at
the Conservatory of Santa
Cecelia in Rome. While
there lie developed musical
ly, immersed himself in a
love of opera and met and
married his wife a talented
concert pianist.
On his return to Canada
he joined the Conservatoire
de la Province de Quebec &
enrolled as a student of Mar
tial Singher, one of Canadas
greatest teachers of voice.
Since winning the Audit
ion of the Air, Baritone
Quilico has sung with many
American opera groups all
over tin* country and his
fame as a singer has spread
far beyond his native Cana
da.
Varied Concert
In Sitka Mr. Quilico will
sing several operatic favorites
including the familiar Figa
ros aria from the first act of
the "Barber of Seville of
Rossini and tin* equally
familiar Toreador Song from
Bizet’s “Carmen.’’
He will be accompanied
by Lina Pizzolongo who is
his wife.
Tickets will be available
at the door for this concert
and local residents are ad
vised to secure seats early as
a sell-out is anticipated.
REELECT
Dora M. Sweeney
Democrat
HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES
STAY WITH A WINNER!
Church Directory
These columns are given to
all the churches of Sitka in
recognition of their contribu
tion to the spiritual life of our
community.
MT. EDGECUMBE
COMMUNITY CHURCH
Rev. Murlin Day, Pastor
Mt. View Assembly Hall
Morning Worship 10:00
Sunday School 9:00
((Volcano Club)
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Pentecostal
Snuday
Worship Service 9:00 AM
(Pioneer Home)
Sunday School 10:00 AM
Morning Worship 11:00 AM
Street Meeting 7:00 PM
Evangelistic Service 8:00PM
Tues.: Bible Study & Prayer
8:00 PM
Wed.: Womens Missionary
Council 2:00 PM 2nd & 4th
Wed..
Thurs.: Men’s Fellowship
Meeting 8:00 PM 1st Thur..
Fri.; Christ Ambassador’s
and Young People’s Service
8:00 PM
BAHAI WORLD FAITH
Wed.: Women’s Club Rooms
8:15 P. M.. Fireside Discuss
ion Group Currently. Series
on Comparative Religion.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Meeting in Woman’s Club
House. Rev. James Samples,
Pastor
Sunday School 9:45 AM
Worship 11 AM
Sunday Evening 7:45 PM
Wed. Evening 7:45 PM
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Oja and Park Street.
Sunday School 10:00 AM
Morning Worship 11:00 AM
Sunday Evening 7:30 PM
Wed. Evening 7:30 PM
ST. PETER’S-BY-THE-SEA
EPISCOPAL
Lincoln Street facing Ocean
Dr. Henry H. Chapman. Rec
tor.
Holy Communion 8:00 AM
Sunday School 9:45 AM
1st Sunday each month 11
AM
Morning Prayer 11 AM
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Lincoln Street, Downtown
Rev. Richard A. Gaenslen
Pastor
Sunday School 9:45 AM
Morning Worship 11 AM
CHURCH OF NAZARENE
S. Trueman Shelton, pastor
Sunday Services held in
the Carpenter’s Hall.
Sunday School 9:45 AM
Morning Worship 10:50 AM
Young Peoples Service 6:30
PM
Evening Service 7:17 PM
Mid-Week Prayer Meeting
7:15 PM Wed.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Baranof and C Streets Rev.
William H. Gaven, Minister
Sunday School 9:45 AM
Morning Worship 11:00 AM
Sunday Evening 8:00 PM
Prayer Meeting Wed. 8 PM
SALVATION ARMY
Lincoln and Lake Streets
Lt. Cathleen Boyd, Officer
in Charge.
Sunday School 10:00 AM
Hollincss Meeting 11:00 AM
Sunday Evening 7:30 PM
Village meeting on Tues.
7TH DAY ADVENTIST
Pastor William Jenson
Preaching every 3rd Sat. of
the month.
Mr. James Ogren, lay-lead
er Sat. Sabbath School 9:00
PM.
Morning Service 10:45 AM
Bible Studies and Music on
Tape.
UNITARIAN
FELLOWSHIP
Sunday; Discussion group 8:
00 PM Subj. “Above All
things truth breareth away
the victory."
Home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Smith, Mt. Edgecombe.
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U NITED PENTECOSTAL
Front Street, Rev. Charlie M.
Yadon, Pastor.
Sunday School 10:00 AM
Morning Service 11:00 AM
Sunday Evening 7:45 PM
Wed. Fri. 7:45 PM
Sermonette
Each week one of Sitka’s
Religions Leaders is asked to
contribute a Sermonette for
this column. Occassionally a
layman will be asked to con
tribute also. We trust you
will enjoy the spiritual up
lift offered by these columns.
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PRAYER
by Rev. Wesley Hansen
Assembly of God Church
Text Mathew 7:7 “Ask and
it shall be given unto you,
seek and ye shall find, knock
and it shall be opened unto
you”.
Prayer is the key in the
hand of faith to unlock heav
en’s storehouse, where are
treasured the boundless re
sources of Omnipotence. Pray
ing is something we all can
do. Prayers can be recited,
or menorized coming spon
taneously from the hearts,
But to be prayer, whatever
kind it may be, must come
from our hearts to God, or
else it becomes simply words
& vain repetition. If we
study the verses following our
text we see Christ asking, “if
any of you have a son and he
should ask for bread would
you give him a stone.”
One time there was a moth
er who was teaching her lit
tle boy how to pray. She told
little johnny God always an
swers our sincere prayers.
Evidently her afforts were
paying off because Johnny
did pray that night. As he
was thinking about what to
ask, the petition became so
great that he decided to sim
plify it by just asking for a
million dollars. As the days
want by he mentioned to his
mother that he had prayed
and expressed his disappoint
ment that his prayer wasn't
answered. Johnny’s mother
then very tactfully told him
that sometimes the answer is
No.
We should be able to dis
cern what Gods will is for us
and if it is a subject that we
are sincerly wondering about
I believe God can show us
His will. But if what we are
asking for, is for our good
and God’s glory there is this
wonderful promise: "Ask and
it shall be given, seek and ye
shall find.”
Concluding with this
thought in verse 11: “How
much more shall your heavn
ly father, which is in heaven
give good things to them that
ask of Him.” I’m sure it is His
will to cleanse and deliver
from sin. There are many
things that God wall do for
us, so let us not limit God.
prayer is the key in the hand
at faith . let us have faith.
When we ask, believe, for the
scripture says: “all things are
possible to them that be
lieve”.
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