News Scrapbook 1969-1971

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"lational Cit>' Fire Department "Headquarters Station i6th St. and D Ave, at1onal City will b open lo th~ public· from 10 am to 4 p.lT'. tomorrow observing all nal Fire S~rv1ce Rrl'- ogn1tion Da} \ rious acltv1hes are planned to acquaint the pt.bbc with th fire department and its ,duties, ,accor?ing to A Bgo chaptc of ittle People of Amenca will spon- sor a potluck picnic toMorro-.y from 1 to 5 p rn at Santee Lake. All littl p ople and th ir families ar~ 1nv ted to attend. Downtown YMCA Offers Scuba Diving Course TI-I.' Downtow, YMCA 11: ill offer a co r~ in scuba diving 111 meet Tuesrlay an1 Tiiursday , venmgs rom 7 to 10 p.rn at the Dov;nlo1rn YMCA, 115 Eighth Ave. Mesa College Assistant Deon Gets Post Jorn E Snyder, a istant dt'an of s•ud<'nb for guidance at San Diego 1e a Col cge has been cl t d pre 1dcnt of the Ome- ga Field Chapter of Pt !Jclla Kappa for the upcomirg year. He v. 111 succ ed J a Pnce. Nonsmoking Clinic Planned by Hospital Reradi e Valley llo pita! w,11 sponsor a four-day non smoking clinic begmmng Sunday. a('cording to William R. Robmson, ho'.;, pita! chaplam. The dime will meet daily. from 7:30 to 9 p.m. in the l•osp1tal's conkrence room. r. Opdycke to Address Sta/par Club Sunday Dr. Jack D. begmnmg TuC'sda u1 d,;r the dirt•clion o' Hay ormier, 'ation- YMCA ertified ir true or. The cJ;iss of ftre eqwpment Los Conquistadores Elects New Board . . Los Cunqu1 tador capped. elected 111•v.

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But Rvland said all or Odox Ch stians share the Baptist tbot only God can take Ryland explained thls con- vi·e u such an initiative ccpt by way of ana ogy: a person breaks off a relabon- ship with another, only the lat• ter can take the initiative in re-establishing it because only . en he ran do the org1vmg. In the sa e way, only God can do the forgivrng and re-, e +ftbl!S"h the relationship be- twee 11 whi"ch man orginally severed with God. He doe this partly by o ering Jumself .... 1 Wh f . .

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baptism must orre ate more closely with the renewed em- phasis on personal convers10n. On the i sue of sacraments, Catholics differ in two chief ..,, Ryland said Baptists and Baptists believe that Christ is only symbolically present i!i communion and other sacra- ments but actually present where believ rs congregate. tually p sent in both, said Catholics lieve he i ac-

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1 reahty, says Ryland, the Catholics belie\·e that while G makes himself available to everyone through sacra- ments, He does no truly Jx>.. come part of one's the individual genuin ly wants God through faith.

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common faith in Chri t, Cath- o!!cs, he said, would meaa ey have a common faith in Chri t plus a common bap- t1Sm. Baptists regard baptism as only a symbol of their faith. Ryland said that while the Catholic church has always taught the nece sity of person• al faith and commitment, it is emphasizing this even more so today. Decree Explained Vatican Council II, said Ry- land, that o be true Catholics en must not only accept the church's doctrine but person- ally "po ss the spint of rist" as well Baptists pennit a person to be baptized only after he e- umably is mature enough. to make a genuli e commitment to Cbri t. Ryland said Catholics could profit by re-examining the Baptist and their ov.n pos1hon on baptism Epba lie id it's unlikely the Catholic church v.lll s n aban- Law Student Asks Paving In S~nP.).~o A l mversitv ol 'an 6ie~o law student yesterday urged I e City CoUDcil to pend mJnicipal fun for pa mg 18 miles of unimproved treet, and ide- walk m ou 1east San Diego. The tudent, hchael Harris, a1..! pov rty m the area and ab- .entce 011-11er hip o property hampers normal procedures un• der which paving 1s financed by asse ment of propertv owners. The old approach to m1prov- ing 1dewalks and treets. at least as it pertain, to Southeast San Diego. 1~ not a viable meth- od, 'HarrL said LACK FU D ' The res1den the area lack funds \\ 1.h which to im- prove their o 111 streets.·• He said absentee owners who can afford to pay are sometime re- luctant to sign petitions in favor of creating as,es:ml'nt districts. Harri aid he and another law studen pent four months m estigating problems of the area He said another problem relat d to streets is that the city has a policy against repair- ing unpa1 ed ·trcets. 6 \IILLIO. . "EEDED Fede al lode! Cities funds a\ ailable for ,II eel work 111 Southeast a Diego amount to only 300,000 according to Harn He :;ai

LIGION Cl rics To Address Ecumenical Event

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D1!'go 25 years was on the staff of the .._;;.;.,;.;.;;;.;;:......._ _.........,._ San Die o OJunty Probatrnn De- will be Cmdr parta,ent He has been a certi- nfl Id, a , av; fled couns or in family, mar- d at larine rtage and juv mle problems , Depot, ~v - . 1 n, In lructor of more than 30 ears: _He 1s a reh ml tuu s at th umver- m mber of the Pac1flc South s,ty, and the Rev. o T. we t A sociat10n, Amencan '.\!cWilli m pastor of • It Baptist Convention Sma1 Baptist Chur h fter a pan I discu ion be,

tween the pe kers, there will be a que lloi•and,answer perl- J The Stlllpar Chmr will smg to conclude the program The club Is an organization of smglc r widowed Catholics, 35 y ars Id and older. The R V Mr Canfu,(d has been a member of U-e a , Chaplalll Corp sin e 1953. He holds a bachelor of d1vm1ty de- gr e in pastoral psychology from San Fran 1cso Tbeolog1cal coun l'hng at San Die •o State Father Dolan v1tl' chairman of the San D1l'go Roman Catho- lic Diocese ecumenical Commis• semim1ry and tudying for a ucational master' d • rec In

olk ·Mass, Biblical Opera, an ata Highlight.!J.~,.grams A folk 'Mass, a cantata based An assistant mustc professor Adventist Church, 2701 E. on medieval songs and an opera at USD, Williams also 1s direc- Eighth St., Nehonal City, will, recounting the Biblical story of tor of the Naval Training Center offer a 35-minute program of sa- Noah will he among musical Bluejacket Choir. cred instrumental music at '11 programs presented by religious CREATED L"l 1936 a.m. next Saturday by the "Mu- organizations this and next O ff Ge sicisti," a teenage high rthooJ: · weekend. r • a rman_ composer, group, and ..The Camarata," a D .d Y t· ·1 . t d crea~ed the cantata m 1936 from subteen ensemble. Both groups av1 , an 1s, gm ans an medieval Latin and German · · · composer will lead congrega- . 1 . d . U are from Pacific Umon College t10nal singing of his sacred-type composi ions ioun m an ~per Preparatory and Elementary f lk d . " - Bavan~n monastery. The title, schools and Adventist college at o songs urmg a mass spon ·'Carmma Burana " means • ' • sored by the Christi~n F_amily "'Songs of Bcnedict~uern.., 1-,An -.:g:..w_m..;,_c_a_li_f.____ _ _. Movement at 6:30 tomght m S~- The Benjamin Britten opera,

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II Dcmllcrat1c candid~tes and all candidates fir non- part15an of icC' ha\ 1 been in, vited to a meeting c he nitcd Commm l Deirocrat- lC Club from 3 to 5 p m. Satur- day at Joh on Bap•B-Q, 3 st St and Impcria Ave . A R. Reed , club pr 1dcnt, has an- nounced Chief Deput) Sheriff Warren Kanags, a candidate for her- if will peak at a IDPPling of Am,·ets Po t 35 at 7 p rn. Sat- urday at 3725 ~0th ~t .Jim 'Bear a candidate for the 4th Distp1c:t seat on the cmw.•v Board o Supen 1sors, ,di speak to a sen or cit zens reception a hi~ home, 2865 Stale t at 5 p.m S; turdav. State Sen. Clair ". Bur- gener, R-San Diego w11 speak to the :\If. Oajon Republican Women's Club a: 7 pm. Sat r- day at the El Cajon Women's Club, Gillesp1r Field, m Cajon. City Cnuncilmao :\~ Schaefer, a candidate for dis- trict attorn y. will peak to thP. Independ~nt Democrats for Action at City C'.ollege at noon tomorrow and 10 the Col- lege Republican Wc-nen at 9 30 a.m. fr1dav at 5932 Hen- ley Drin'. · Schaefor announced the ap- pointment of Cot Irving Salo- mon as honoran l'hairman of his campaign.· and lawyer- businessman Guv Hatfield as hi• general r.impa1gn chair- man. Jack l onald was r.amed finance r airman. ;;• s.

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