LESSONS IN RELIGION
Baha'u'llah called the divine
Prophets who have brought a Rev
elation of God to earth "Manifes
tations." The Manifestations of
God bring a new message. The
minor Prophets such as Isaiah or
Ezekiel call the people back to the
message of the Major Prophet,
they do not bring a new religion. ;
The Manifestations of God found
a "new" religion, give new laws
and have the authority from God I
to abrogate the laws given in a
previous dispensation. If the leach- !
ings of the Manifestations differ,
does that mean that the God con
tradicts Himself? Baha'u'llah ex
plains that as an educator and di
vine physician, the Prophet must
prescribe ..knowledge ..and ..reme
dies that are suited to the condi
tions of the lime in which He
lives. The capacities and problems
of humanity differ from age to age
and land to land. So necessarily
God's message differs from age
to age. Approximately every 500
to 1,000 years, a Manifestation of
God appears to lead the people
through the rocks and shoals of
that age.
(Firesides each Monday. 8 p.m.,
at Blumenstein's, 304 Steadman.)
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Christmas Seals In Counterattack
For the first time on an all-out
national scale, America’s leading
disablcr and fourth largest killer
is being challenged with a compre
hensive, highly organized counter
attack.
According to National Health
Survey reports, respiratory disease
causes more time lost from work,
school and recreation than any
other group of ailments. RD also
leads all other disease groups as a
cause of financial loss. Its effects
cause the death of one out of every
ten Americans.
To help turn back this tide of
death and damage, the Alaska Tu
berculosis Association in common
with TB associations throughout
the country has undertaken a
broad-scale education and action
campaign to be waged on a con
tinuing basis.
Tuberculosis, as one of the most
serious of all the respiratory di
seases, continues to receive urgent
attention. Public education on the
continuing menace of this disease,
and cooperation with health offi
cials in fighting it, will be intensi
fed, according to TB association
officials. Other potentially deadly
forms of RD, such as asthma, em
physema, chronic bronchitis, and
certain fungus infections of the
lungs, are being made the sub
ject of a vigorous “alert” cam
CHURCH OF
JESUS CHRIST
Of Latter-Day Saints
(Mormon)
SUNDAY SERVICES
11:30 a.m.
Dr. Robert Packard Residence
101 4th Avenue
Phone 2545
All members, visitors, and
interested persons invited.
paign to reach all members of the
community.
To obtain the “sinews of war” )
for this counterattack, the Alaska j
TB association is adding new vigor :
to the annual Christmas Seal Cam
paign — its only source of funds
for its wide-ranging activities.
The 1963 Christmas Seal Cam
paign, headed by Mrs. William A.
Egan, is under way with the tra- 1
ditional mailing of Christmas Seals
to every household in the commu
nity. The success or failure of the
campaign against all Respiratory
Disease, including TB, will depend
on how broad and how generous
is the response.
Library Offers New
Diet for Bookworms
The Kagoya Kozga Library an
nounces the arrival of the follow
ing new books: “Caravans,” by
James Michener, author of previ
ous best seller, “Hawaii;” “Battle
of the Villa Fiorita,” by Godden;
“The Last of the Few,” Dr. Kaare
Rod ah 1; Amy Vanderbilt’s “Book
of Etiquette,” and “Financing Med
ical Care,” a commentary on mel
ical care programs in seven for
eign nations.
Also available are three new
poetry recordings — “Pleasure
Dome," an album of English poe
try; “Invitation to Poetry,” both
read by Vincent Price.
Library hours are Wednesday,
7:30 pjn., and Saturday, 10-11 a.m.
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Centennial Emblem and
Motto Contest Draws
Entries from All Alaska
JUNEAU un — More than 1,200
entries were received by the Alas
ka Centennial Commission in its
Centennial Emblem and Motto
Contest, executive director Bob
Arnold said yesterday.
Arnold said the commission re
ceived 498 entries in the emblem
division and 761 entries in the mot
to division before the contest
closed last Saturday.
Entries were received from
every military base in the state
and from 46 different communi
ties.
Winners of the two contests will
be announced prior to the end of
the year, Arnold said.
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Did you ever stop to think of
how often we use the word
“silver” in everyday speech? We
say “he was born with a silver
spoon in his mouth.” There’s “the
silver jubilee.” A good orator is
“silver-tongued.” And, of course
“every cloud has a silver lining.”
Wallace Silversmiths have re
versed that last one, though.
They have silver that's lined in
color. Called Color-Clad, there
pieces are lightweight hollowaie
... have modern elegance of line.
Colors are decorator-coordinated
in deep, muted tones to flatter
the natural color of fruits, foods
and flowers. And it resists stains,
acids, burns, as well as being
pretty.
Silver experts are predicting
that Wallace’s Color Clad Hollo
ware will add another phrase to
the language we use 'everyday
... for it’s a “new touch” in sil
ver. Other new touches through
the years: silver sugar bowls for
tea in the 17th Century. (They
were almost as large as the
teapot, to accommodate refined
sugar.) The table fork was new
in the 18th Century. And in the
19th, it was the chafing dish.
Some touches that didn’t stay?
Silver moustache cups .. . silver
plated cuspidors . . . and ladies’
silver sewing birds whose beaks
held the cloth that was being
worked on. But silver Holloware
will last. Try putting salted nuts
in a Color Clad Holloware dish.
Salt won’t corrode the silver . . .
and that’s just one instance of
the new applications.
Looks like it’s out of the flan
nel bag and into every room in
the house for silver holloware.
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