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Figure Skate

Champs Star On Tv Show
 The World Figure Skating Championships in Prague, Czechoslovakia, with the mems singles, women'S singles, the pairs and the dance champion ships, will be presented on "ABC's Wide World of Sports Sunday at 3:20 on KFAR-TV, Channel 2.
 The telecast will feature the per- formances of Donald Jackson of Canada, Karol Divin of Czechoslo- vakia, Allan Calmat of France, and 13-year-old Scotty Allen of Smoke Rise, NJ, in the mems singles. In the Women's singles. the stars will include Sioukie Dijkstra of the
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Georgina Tennant, C.S.B.
 The lecturer spoke substan- tially as follows:
 In the old days when pioneers struck out into the wilderness, they protected every step of their progress. When they settled a community they built stockade on a rising slope where they could keep a lookout in order to protect themselves from ma rauders.
 The earth's physical surface is fairly well known now. Men pioneer in different fields. They penetrate space, release nuclear power, perform marvels of elec- tronic communication, and travel at speeds faster than sound. We all watch these astonishing achievements. There is certain breathleSsness in cur attitude towards them. Are they to be the door to an expansion of op- xA,~ .k-, II x< kz.- .
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al truths in individual human consciousness. We can trust tn of Trl1th'S own i'm

mortal Idea. It may not unfold in the way we have humanly out lined. Gods way is wise. The right idea to meet the situation is ever available to the one who sincerely seeks good.
 Mankind's true hope lies in the increasing longing for stability and understanding. No one be- lieves that fear can bring peace. Peace comes with the dawning of spiritual understanding-the Christ consciousness. This new light reveals Gods spiritual crea- tion and the universal brother hood of man. This is the goal of all true piOnears. where freedom
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God is Love. There is no malice or jealousy in Love. To live in the strong tower of Love purifies our thinking from hatred and envy This protects us from malice. Our motives are strengthened as they respond to Loves constant desire to bless. Love gives us the right word, the right impulse that we need to help others.
 We live in the strong tower of the name of the Lord as we ex- press His nature. From this strong tower we keep watch over our thoughts, rejecting those we see to be unlike Gods nature, cultivating those we recognize as emanating from the divine Mind. This is not a merely intellectual process; it bears witness to the activity of the Christ in our con- sciousness. It is sacred and religious activity, not at allotted times but all the time. It dem- onstrates the truth concerning the man of Gods creating and destroys the contrary evidence of material sense. Thus we demon- strate the healing power of the Christ, the power Jesus used.
 Gods Own Idea the Answer
 Now let us just go over what we have been talking about. Truth is forever unfolding it's own immortal idea. And Mary Baker Eddy, through her discov- cry of Christian Science, is the revelator of Truth to this age. At first, in Biblical times, the stir rings of spiritual thinking in human consciousness were faint, but through the years they have grown steadily stronger. Their transforming power in human society has become more appar- ent. When we see that God does express His qualities in man and that the human concept of man Is redeemable, this understand ing gives buoyancy, steadfast- ness, and adaptability. We see the irresistible progress of man. kind. This progress whether po- Iitical social or relioio,,e ic +bo
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This account is followed by an allegory presenting an account of a material creation. It presents creation as discerned through a mist, the mist of material sense, which gives a distorted view of man as made from the dust of the ground. God has already created man in His likeness. The term in Christian Science for this misty material thinking is mor- tai mind. The highest human progress lies in the spiritual un- derstanding which divides be- tween these two concepts of creation, rejects the material concept as false, and recognizes that Gods creation is the real and ever present. This under standing is spiritual power. It has power to prove that Gods good creation is the reality in any circumstance. It heals the sick
 in mind and body and leads to unity and brotherly understand ing in families, businesses, and nations. We can see that this spiritual understanding is some thing to be greatly desired,-it
 has direct bearing on human experience. It is practical.
 We find how wide the benefits of divine Science are when we
 recognize that it is the truth of
 being unfolding the nature of God and man to human con- sciousness. Our progress begins when we turn our back, so to speak, on a material basis and look to God for evidence of what .s spiritually, and therefore fac tually true. The time comes when we see that progress is Gods law and that the spiritual understanding and power needed for each progressive step is avail able to us here and now if sought from divine Mind. Our illustra- ton of the pioneer still helps us; he turned his back on his old home and went his way till he came to the new country. The country was already there and as he progressed it unfolded its character and opportunities to him. As we seek an understand ing of the things of Spirit, Gods spiritual creation is unfolded to us. We find that health, happi- ness, confidence, and opportunity belong naturally to man as Gods reflection And in the degree we gain this spiritual understanding we are able to demonstrate do- over material conditions, The ability to think spiritually, to understand reality. is inherent in human consciousness. It may appear shrouded in the mist of but it is there. As we progress we need to claim and develop this God-given abil- ity. We shall see from example and explanation how to do this. But first of all let us see how far humanity's understanding of God and expression of His nature has already.
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Other guests are Los Filipos, Mexican brothers in comedy d;

IIIg dGI, dIIU NdSItII dIIIIIIdI IdII- tasy, performing animal act.
 Daredevils Show 1 Driving W'izardry On Sports Show
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SS1INNI VI IIN-II tIIC 11IIItI ICdII IUdIII Was in an airplane accident.

Nat King Cole Is
 Top Guest Star A INT Cu
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duality is spiritual unfoldme

or GOuS s nature ana so IS eternal heals sickness and old age and destroys the belief in death. Let me give you an example: there was woman well on in her eighties who became crippled with arthritis Her daughter was Christian Scientist and the woman herself read Christian Science literature. But she was a loyal member of an orthodox church. One day when she was not getting any better she asked her daughter if a Christian Sci- ence practitioner would help her. The practitioner discerned the mortal belief that death was not far off and would free her from disease; so she asked the daugh- ter to explain to her mother that unfoldment is eternal; death has nothing to do with it, doesn't come into it. The mother ac- cepted this idea of the unfold ment of mans real nature and was quickly healed She resigned from her old church, joined the Christian Science church, and worked on cI1itabl cOmniftoac
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erns, whether material ien,s ,c- knowledges itfor4 notssA child may insist that two and two makes three and his sums will always be wrong; but the mo- ment he accepts his teachers cor rection the principle of mathe- matics is there to help him.
 In ones experience ignorance may bring illustration and suffer ing, but the divine Principle. Love, is always ready to put things right. All that we need is to let our thinking unfold, or progress, from the. standpoint of the allnessy of Spirit, the ever operative divine Principle, Love. and the consequent nothingness of anything unlike Love. Then we see that evil. is not Cod created and it, has, scientifically speaking, no reality
 This understanding is our line of defence and we need to watch that error cannot make us ignore evil or believe in its reality. Fear is nothing but mistaken conyic- tion that there is reality in a power opposed to good, it's basis is the belief that evil is not only as real as good but more power full. The acknowledgement of Gods allness and power even when the mists of disease, or lack. or international tensions, seem very real, destroys fear. I do not ask you just to accept this state ment but to try it out. Acknowl- edge the power. and allness of divine Love. and persist in this acknowledgment - see what it does for you. ...F.a a.z
 Progress Individual
 The way of true progress is individual. Christ Jesus said, q am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cemeth unto the Father, but by me" (John 14:6). Jesus was personally present only short time, but his divine nature, the Christ, is eternal. He alluded to this divine idea when he said, Before Abraham was, am" (John 8:58). The Christ has always been the way. It sustained Joseph, strengthened Moses, and inspired David, and reached it's fullest expression in the blessed ministry of Christ Jesus. It still brings the promise (John 14:12), "He that believeth on me, ,"-he who understands the Christ,-"the works that I do shall he do also."
 Mans individuality is sacred, and one must learn to value and protect it. A right understanding of individuality is the answer to problems that confront human progress. We shall consider some of these problems more specifi-1 cally later on. Mrs Eeidy says in Science and Health (p. 281) ; "The one Ego, the one Mind or Spirit called God, is infinite indi- viduality, which supplies all form and comeliness and which re-
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Nat King" Cole, one of the coun- trys leading recording stars. is
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means that we regard world hap- penings from the standpoint of spiritual understanding. The world seemed determined to destroy Joseph when he was sold into Egypt, but his understanding of God and the use of His quali- ties changed the evidence so completely that he was benefac- tor to the very people who tried to destroy him.
 The scientific spiritual thinker is small minority of the worlds population. But his spiritual thinking - his prayers - reveal the power of God as supreme in all the universe. To disregard erroneous conditions is not Chris tian Science, but to recognise that power belongs to God, to good, and therefore rightly re- garded erroneous conditions are without power, can bring nuclear achievements under Gods law. They then bless humanity and the threat of destructive poten- tial can fade from human con- SciouSness.
 Let us just face this threat in the light of Christian Science and think it out. Who is to start a nuciear war? Not man whose origin is in God and whose indi- viduality unfolds Gods wisdom and goodness. There might be mistake. Can a mistake originate in divine Mind that governs all? Can chance, superstition, or ig- norance really destroy human ity's progress toward universal good. God is all power. Where would these negative forces get the ability to act? Reasoning with himself like this and an- swering from his understanding of God and of spiritual causation is one way Christian Scientist prays. He petitions divine Mind for clearer understanding that it is the only Mind, so the only Mind he has. He does not plead with God to save humanity from destruction, because he knows the whole picture to be only in the distorted sense of creation called mortal mind or matter which is utterly unknown to God. But he petitions silently and constantly that he may be clearer reflection of the divine.
 In one of her books, No and Yes, Mrs. Eddy explains this prayer of silent intercession and tells us, "Such prayer humiliates, purifies, and quickens activity, in the direction that is unerring." She goes on to deal with the progressive sense of prayer, to quote: True prayer is not ask ing God for love; it is learning to love, and to include all mankind in one affection" (p. 39). Was not that how Joseph reversed the evidence of destruction and how Jesus turned his crucifixion into the glory of ascension? They un- derstood that spiritual causation governed their individuality and
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2ahsstrue' idea of God, his spirit Auar identity, complete, and ex- ;clusive of anything unlike God ,unfolds to him. The bulbs do not all U flower together. Progress does not come to mankind simul- taneously. nor in the same way. This illustration points to the human perception of the inevita- . ble, individual, protected unfold rnent of Gods idea, man, eter-
 naily going on in Science. To E become conscious of this perpet- D ual tinfoldment protects ones individual progress in human ex- sperience. There is comfort in this illustration. lJiI aVi.s15s
 .:d9 One's demonstration of true
 individuality is under Gods law of progress, and this law does not ask one to do something that
 he is not able to do, any more than the law of nature asks the
 daffodil to be tulip, or to come out before the snowdrop. Be-
 cause the one Ego, the one Mind. is infinite individuality, man,
 Minds reflection, is individual. : Nothing can come into mans individual experience unless it
 comes from God, from good. If one seems to have less than his
 neighbor, to be slower than
 others at his business; if others
 are healed while one struggles
 with sickness, he can remember
 the illustration of the bag of bulbs. The snowdrop unfolded long before the tulip, but each
 was lovely in it's own way. So ones complete harmony will be-
 come apparent. There is no ri-
 valry in the attaining of it; just
 patient growth in the under
 standing and demonstration of the real man. But we must grow. Fz This illustration is a comfort
 too when we find ourselves hold
 ing position which mortal mind
 says is beyond our powers. As
 we regard progress as governed . by spiritual unfoldment, we need mot fear inadequacy or accept the
 suggestion of it. We know we
 could not be in this position if
 we had not grown to fitness for ] it. We can humbly trust our un- } foldment. We know it includes
 the qualities we need. It is for
 us to use them.
 .as = Deafness Healed
 5a}.A pioneer needs equipment.
 The pioneer in spiritual thinking
 needs spiritual qualities-the ex-
 pression of Gods nature-and : spiritual ideas too. They come
 from God, So man is equipped P. by God and this equipment gives
 him power. We need to under
 stand this in order to claim our equipment, sometimes it needs s persistence. Let me tell you
 about a friend of mine who per-
 sisted in claiming her equipment. ] She was just young student of Christian Science, but she had 3 learned that as Gods expression
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A Lecture wgT Christian Science
 Entitled
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yields to the understanding of man as the beloved child of God.
 Jesus showed humanity how to redeem it's experience from every phase of evil-from sin, disease, lack, death. He re- deemed his own experience from death and raised his mortal body from the grave. In this great achievement he proved that real life is deathless, that it is always present and never in a mortal body. In his ascension he proved that the belief that the body is physical is false concept which vanishes in the pure light of spir- duality. His Fathers love cared for him all the way. Occasionally one hears that the story of Jesus crucifixion and resurrection and healing works is beautiful legend. But would a legend have brought social progress to the world as Christianity has done? The story of Jesus works and of his resurrection and ascension is perfectly scientific when under stood in the light of Christian Science, but it was to be centu- ries before the Science of his teaching was discovered.
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The desire to express God in His way destroys fear of failure and breaks the mesmerism of personal responsibility, personal ability, or personal inability. It requires one to lay aside precon- ceived ideas and self-will and to be active learning God and ex- pressing His qualities, expressing energy, patience, industry, and appreciation. Paul told the Co., rinthians q Cor. 10:31) What soever ye do, do all to the glory of God" If one comes to a diffi- cult patch in his human progress, let him remember Paul's advice; 1t cuts away the thorn bushes of self-pity and Encouragement.
 A young man worked out the problem of progress along these lines: he was successful but all ways overworked and with sense of strain because he still felt that power was his own. One day friend said to him, God is not a hard taskmaster." That just broke the spell. He went on with his progressive work but now with sense of lightness and freedom. You see, he had been demonstrating progress but he had not protected it. so he came under the general belief that progress brings strain, and when he woke to see that God governs every step through His own lov- ing power, he was freed.
 UnfOldment Heals
 Mortal minds outline of prog ress for mankind is: immaturity, maturity, decline, and decay. Isn't that travesty of man in Gods likeness? But human thought is changing all the while and we see how much more older people are doing now. An understanding that mans indi-
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loubtedly been accomplish


 through prayer and faith. And many a Christian has studied material medicine so that he could devote himself to healing the sick, feeling that in this way he was obeying the Masters in- junction to heal the sick. Heal ing through prayer and faith is practised in many orthodox churches. But Christian Science healing is distinct from medical means, psychosomatic methods, or faith healing. When he prays the Christian Science healer turns from the evidence of mate rial sense to the perfection of Gods spiritual creation where God saw all that He had made and it was good. The Christian Science healer thinks out logi- cally from this spiritual basis and, therefore, scientifically un- derstands the unreality of matter and evil. He proves the unreality of disease by removing the evil dence of it.
 The Coming of Scientific
 Christianity
 Mary Baker Eddy, the Discov- erer and Founder of Christian Science, was a devout follower of Christ Jesus. She discovered the Science of Jesus teachings. It was revealed to her that his saying (John 8:32), "Ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free" is a prac- tical, scientific proposition. Her revelation that true being is spir- itual and perfect, not corporeal. healed her when she had been given up to die. She had imme- diate proof of the spiritual power that accompanies spiritual un-
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through prayer and faith. And many Christian has studied
 material medicine so that he could devote himself to healing fha cielr feeling that in thic way
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-07-12
by Bob keefer

For the first time in the II.
year history of the East Cleve.
land Little League, the Fisher
Furnaces find themselves ir
first place in the Shaw Divi.
sion.
After losing their first game
of the season, the Fisher nine
has won six straight and will
be trying for their seventh win
when they oppose the Fire De-
partment at Superior Hill Field
tonight.
Close on Fishers heels in the
tight Shaw Division race are
the Stonebraker Drugs (6-2)
and the Nelson jewelers., 1861
champs, who currently own a
6-3 record.
At the moment, the Fire De-
partment and Koenig Sport
Goods share the top spot in the
Superior Hill Division with 5-4
marks.
Both teams face tough op-
position in their next games
with the Firemen tangling with
Fishers tonight and the Koen-
ig entry coming to grips with
strong Stonebraker nine at
Superior tomorrow evening.
Connell Chevrolet Leads
In the Senior League, the
Connell Chevrolet entry leads
the Skating Rink Division with
7-2 record.
Flynn-Froelk Funeral Home
currently is on top of the For
est Hills Division standings
with a 7-2 mark to lead the XII
wants Club (6-2) by half
game. Tomorrow nights con-
test between Connell's and
Flynn's at Skating Rink Field
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-07-12
: GGsnia& yours,
lS1L~ BY GENE HERSH -.
Blithe Spirit Prevails
At BLOOdn1ObiLe Center

We stopped in to see how a Boodmobile operates re-
GENTLY purely visitor There 21S people scheduled
to donate and from the 179 actually appeared 14e
pints of blood collected.
This good thing to see; there was tremendous
spirit Of good will the There folks from all
walks of life in all kinds Of Jobs, and women both
all gathered there to give pint of their blood the
life of someone they will probably never see.
The friendly atmosphere really impressed us, and re-
alzing the Importance of the Red Cross Blood Program
join with Chairman Ruth Kmowski in her respect and
admiration for every donor.
Maybe if gave up cigars they'd take too
WE DISCOVER TALENT In asking around for
artist to da,o community picnic cartoon the front
page of The Leader lost week overheard By
of printers, Reno Koepke, Uho suggested his art
student nepheaO. We amused at first (prnters
alWays Dragging about their reat10es) out on second
thought most high and mighty-but charitable
nonner-decided to give the youngster d chance.
Needless to sag, rery pleased with the artists
effort and thank Reno for his suggestion.
Artist George Vidmar is 1s and the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Vidm,ar s157 Buena Vista dr., IN Wckhffe
He recent graduate of ST. Joseph High School and
continuing his art studies at the Cleveland Institute of Art
If anyone reading this column is in need of young
energetic and talented artist oUh imagination galore and
flair for following Instructions highly recommend the
old adage, Let George do d!
MUCH TALK has been circulating recently of uniform
and or improved traffic tickets Well feel the best
improvement is their disappearance when get them
but Judge Stanton Addams has up with a unique
innovation that is almost good
1t is not too we'll known, but East Cleveland traffic
citations allow you to plead guilty to the clerk of
courts thus saving additional trip front Of the Judge
The stamp writing the tickets says, "f plea is
guilty clerk of courts within four days to set trial date
This is extra-specal service, not many communities
in this area offer.
SPEAKING OF TRAFFIC TICKETS, Motorcycle
Policeman Eddie Vou takes his job real serousy and
neither nor beast his eagle eye and stern
disposition when red flag Shows the parking
meter other traffic viootion is noted.
Yet, PtL Vou has another side. Tomorrow night
WW be fortunate to him IN action accomplished
he performs ot the Press Club IN the Hoenden
Hotel.
He will be there With Bob Kenyon, John Berseir and
Bobbe Lesto, and from past performances kroW 1t U
be rollicking good time
The Press Club, organization Of local newspaper
radio and teleUision orkers holding costume party
q preUeav Of an upcomng Page One Bal Masque.
PH. Volts group WiN put comedy skt and
understand special number entitled "Cup Cakes WW be
dedicated to this uriter.
We s0ould like to point out the fact at this tme that
Whe VoU and his troupe professional usictar they
spend much Of their time entertaining for charity and
particularly at Ueterons hospitals
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-07-12

ing job Of relief pitching 70,
the Connell nine when he re.
lieved Joe Matulis on the
mound with no outs and the
bases loaded. He got out Of
the inning without a run scor.
ing when he picked Bill Ayi.
ward off third and struck out
Gary Smith and Denny Perry
He then retired three straight
batters in the final inning, two
of them via the strikeout route
Jerry Lefler struck out ten
and gave up only four hits, all
singles, as the G. E. Lite Sox
whitewashed the Snyder Fords,
20, at Skating Rink Field on
Monday. Two walk, a single
and an error accounted for both
the Lite Sox tallies in the fifth
inning.