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"Adoramus Te" or Christ, We
Do All Adore Thee" from the
same work will also be sung.
This service, including the re-
ception Of new members and the
administration of Holy Com
munion in memory of the night
on which this Sacrament was in
stituted by Christ, will begin at
8 pm.
There will be two identical
services Easter morning, one at
am, and the second at Ill am.
Sunday School will be shortened
is minutes, meeting from 10 to
10:45 am. The Rev. Bertram Ru-
tan's sermon title for Sunday
morning is Easter Makes Life
Worth Living. The choir will
give the Second Word from ''The
Seven Last Words Of Christ" am
will also sing Handeps ,"Hallelu-
jah Chorus" from THE Messiah" &.
HiwaY Church OF God
Easter Sunday church services
at the Hiway Church Of God will
begin at 1890 am. with the Rev.
Joan Ashby bringing the Easter
message in her sermon Ever
lasting Life.
Special choir music wiz be
presented by members Of the
junior choir and will include a
solo by Loralee Bouwens, a duet
by Cathy and Judy jacobson, and
a quartet presentation by Denny
J. Bouwens, Don Moore, Mary
Davis and Carol Whit.
The public is cordially invited
to attend.
Members of the parish will be
participating in the Community
Church sunrise services to be
held at the Church of God.
Cardiff
In every community where
there is a Moose lodge, through
out America, Canada and Alaska,
said Ed Smith, civic affairs chair
man Of the Palmer Moose Lodge,
free transportation to the church
of their choice will be offered
to persons who, because Of illness,
disability, or similar causes,
would otherwise be unable to at
tend church Easter Sunday.
Here in Palmer the Moose LODI
&c will cooperate in this years
national Moose Operation Eas-
ter Carlift" by placing automo-
biles and drivers at the disposal
Of persons who desire transporta-
ton to church this Easter Sun
day.
Carl A. Weis, national director
Of civic affairs for the Moose,
estimates that more than $4,000
automobiles and drivers, from
coast to coast, will be available
for this giant Easter Carlift."
Civic affairs chairman, Smith,
aided by his committee, has con
tacted clergymen in this area in
an effort to determine how many
persons will require this free
transportation. He urges all resi-
dents who would like to avail
themselves of this service to con-
tact him at Ketchikan Spruce
Mills ,or contact Ralph Moore.
Operation Easter Carlift" was
inaugurated by the Moose five
years ago because "the Moose,
based on a belief that Fatherhood
Of God and the Brotherhood Of
Man, wants to bring the North
American people closer to God,
especially on Easter Sunday,
said Weis.
Prominent radio and television
personalities, and many national
magazines, including Look"
have. praised the Moose Opera
ton Easter Carlift". Clergy and
press alike have lauded the pro-
iect,
Wasilla Assembly of God
An Easter program of recita-
ton and song by the children
will be presented at the 10 am.
Sunday School service on Easter
Sunday.
Morning worship on Easter
Sunday will begin at II am.
with special music and an Easter
message from the Rev Paul
Riley, pastor. Included in the
special music will be The Holy
City,, sung by Kenneh Young
rem and a trio will present II
Know that My Redeemer Liveth".
Ham dinner, with pot luck
trimmings, will be served i'm