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NOJUMP BALL
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (AP)-
During the 1978-79 basketball season,
the Atlantic Coast Conference did not
use a jump ball. Instead, it alternated
possession out of bounds.
"I think it was making the best of a
bad situation," commented Virginia
Coach Terry Holland. "It was just too
tough for a 5-10 official to throw the ball
up properly between two seven-foot
centers. I would much rather see the
ball dropped from the scoreboard,
giving every player on the floor an
equal shot at it. To say the least, it
would make things more interesting."

BOTH TREATED AND RELEASED:
Two injured in head-on crash

By TIM YAGLE
A head-on collision Thursday evening
at the intersection of Washtenaw
Avenue and, N. University Street in-
volving two out-of-town cars resulted in
the hospitalization of two persons,
police said yesterday.
A passenger in one vehicle, 20-year-
old Dwight Taylor of Ferndale, and the

driver of the other auto, William
Beausoleil, 26, of Grosse Pointe Farms,
were both treated for minor injuries
and released the same night at Univer-
sity Hospital, police said.
ACCORDING TO police, the car
driven by 27-year-old Charles
Whitehead of Detroit turned left from
N. University into the lane of on-coming
(southbound) traffic on Washtenaw
Ave. at 5:35 p.m. and slammed head-on

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Worship Schedule:
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into Beausoleil's vehicle. Both cars
were heavily damaged and had to be
towed from the scene.
Police said neither Whitehead nor the
lone passenger in Beausoleil's car,
Michael Chupa, 26, of Detroit, sustained
injuries.
Whitehead was given a ticket for
"driving left of the center line," accor-
ding to police.
Pair to
fulfill dream
with long
moped trip
GRAND RAPIDS (UPI) - Two
college students who have been friends
since grade school plan to travel some
2,000 miles in the next month by moped
to fulfill "an old dream."
Larry Gephart and David Canning,
both 21, plan to leave from the city's
northeast side today on the first leg of
their journey to Olympia, Wash.
FROM GRAND Rapids, the two will
travel to Ludington, where they will
catch the car ferry to Kewaunee, Wis.
"We know where we'll be at midnight
Saturday, but after that we don't have
much of a plan," Gephart, a philosophy
student at Grand Valley State College,
said yesterday.
Gephart said he and Canning
estimate it will take them about a mon-
th to make it to Olympia, traveling 150
to 200 miles a day on U.S. 2, a two-lane
blacktop, and cost them about $30 for
gasoline. They plan to camp out along
the way and buy their food as they go
along.
GEPHART SAID he and Canning
decided on the trip to Olympia because
he's planning to go to school at
Evergreen State College in the fall.
"This trip is like an old dream I've
had ever since I rode my first moped
six years ago," Gephart said. "The only
thing that's been holding me back is
wondering whether my machine can
make it. -
"Now that I've got a Puch, I'm not
worried," Gephart said.
GEPHART RIDES his moped every
day between Allendale and Grand
Rapids, about a 30-mile round trip.
"It's the perfect form of transpor-
tation," Gephart said. "I don't like cars
and I'm not a very good driver. The
moped has solved all my problems."
Gephart said that with the gasoline
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"WHY DO THE HEATHEN RAGE?"
Psalms 2:1 and Acts 4:25

"DEVOUTLY THANKFUL OUGHT WE TO BE FOR THE
GIFT OF GREAT MEN. THEY ARE GOD'S NOBLEST
WORK. FOR NOTHING SHOULD THE PEOPLE OF GOD
MORE DEVOUTLY PRAY THAN THAT THEIR GREAT MEN
MAY BE GOOD MEN. ONE HONEST STATESMAN - ONE
GREAT, SANCTIFIED, DEVOUT CHRISTIAN IN THE
SENATE, OR CABINET OF A NATION, OR AT ITS HEAD -
IS WORTH MORE TO A NATION THAN ALL THE RICHES
OF ELDORA, AND IS A SURER DEFENSE THAN ALL HER
ARMIES AND NAVIESt" (Surely many men, especially evil,
greedy, and God-forsaken wretches will mock this
statement, and It is foolish to expect any other reaction
unless Christianity produces within them a new nature and
heart wherein are written the Commandments of God,
written there by The Holy Spirit of God. Herein lies a res-
ponsibility and an opportunity for the true Christian
witness.)
The writer once heard the late Dr. Campbell Morgan say
that if one could stand on some high place and look downa
line that Included all the human race backtoAdam, hereand
there in the line would appear Giants towering over the
others that seemed as pigmies. Some of these became
Giants by using their superior intellects and energies for evil
and selfish purposes that made them a great scourge and
curse to their fellow creatures.
But consider those who became Giants because of their
superior abilities and energies being used for great service
and blessing to mankind. Towering up in the line is Noah of -
whom it is written: "And Noah walked with God," and of
whom God testified: "Thee have I seen righteous before me
in this generation" - and Noah saved the race from perish-
ing off the earth! There stands "The Friend of God,"
Abraham, the man who went where God directed, believed
what God told him,and gave toGod what HeaskedlTomen-
tion a few more of these Giants who have been so

wonderfully used of God to bless their fellowmen: There is
Moses, whom some think to be the mightiest man who ever
IlvedI There stands "The Man after God's Heart,"King David:
He mightily wielded "The Sword of The Lord," and played
"The Harp of God" for blessing to mankind in all generations
since his day.
Other Giants who appear in the line are Isaiah; Jeremiah,
God's Prophet to the nations; John the Baptist, The Apos-
ties, St. Paul, Luther, Calvin, Knox, Cromwell, Wesley, and
many another. What made them such Giants of blessing to
the world? They sought The Lord, found Him, and did the
Will of GodI "Not every one that saith unto Me, Lord, Lord,
shall enter the Kingdom of God; but he that doeth the will of
My Father which is in Heaven" - Matthew 7:21. What has
been the main ambition of your life? What is it now for the
balance in time? Eternity is around the corner! In the 20th
chapter of Matthew, Christ tells of men who had been idle ten
hours of the day, but went to work at the Master's orders at
the eleventh hour, and received the reward.
Consider in detail one of these mighty Giants: John the
Baptist. According to the last two verses of The Old Tes-
tament John the Baptist - referred to there as Elijah -
"stood in the breach" at the time of Christ's coming and
prevented God from "smiting the earth with a curset"Instead
of the curse was the Angel's message: "Behold, I bring you
good tidings of great joy, which shall be to all people. For
unto you Is born this day in the city of David a Saviour, which
is Christ The Lord." Luke 2:10.
Consider John's message that kept off the curse: "Prepare
the way of The Lord - Repent and bring forth fruits worthy
of repentance for the ax is laidto the root of the tree and if the
tree have not good fruit it will be cut down and cast into the
fire-
"Let us devoutly pray that our great men will be good
ment"

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