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September 30, 1974 / Volume 74, Number 14 / Angwin, California / Official Organ of the Pacific Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists John V. Stevens Heads Reorganized Union Religious Liberty Department Inspiration Says Reorganization of the reli- Central Church in 1967, Elder growth not only for the confer- "Our words, our actions, our deportment, our dress, ev- gious liberty department will Stevens showed evidence of ence but also the most rapid of erything, should preach. Not only with our words should take place within the Union ability in the field to which he any other conference in the we speak to the people, but everything pertaining to our with the begin- has been called for the Union. North American Division. ning of the new Religious liberty continued to Thunderbird Academy was person should be a sermon to them, that right impressions month. be one of his departments even renamed adding Adventist; and may be made upon them, and that the truth spoken may John V. Ste- as he served as president. nearly rebuilt; Tempe Commu- be taken by them to their homes. Thus our faith will stand in a vens, former He toured 15 nations, includ- nity Hospital has a $2 million better light before the community." II Testimonies, page 618 president of the ing five communist countries, new plant; and Adventist In- Arizona Con- with other church/state rela- dian Mission School has sub- ference, will ar- tions leaders six years ago in stantial building additions. rive in Glendale the interest of fostering greater Five new church schools were Food for Everyone Graduation Set to assume full- liberties for all religious per- opened. Acreage at the Prescott Graduation for the first class setts, Oregon and California. John Stevens time responsi- suasions. In Phoenix, he served campground more than tripled, of the Food for everyone Train- Four of the class, including bilities of this department repeatedly as chaplain of the and a $1 million education en- ing Center east of Hollister is one woman, will remain at the which grows in concern for the state senate. dowment was established by set for the weekend beginning school as teaching assistants church. Other civic activities included the constituency. October 4. All services will be and/or supervisors. One will Associated with him and re- his being a member of the Ma- Thirteen new churches were held in the Hollister church, head gardening at the church's siding in Sacramento will be ricopa County Health Planning built, including Tucson and 6th Street at Monterey. rehabilitation facility in Penn- Claude Morgan. Gery P. Frie- Council. Phoenix Spanish. Calling the class of seven sylvania. Others will take fur- sen, pastor of the Sacramento An alumnus of Union Col- Elder and Mrs. (Wyn McKee) members to consecration will be ther schooling. Central Church, will continue lege, class of '49, Elder Stevens Stevens have two children— Miss Shirley Burton, Union di- Founders of FETC are Floyd as capitol representative. first interned in the Greater John Jr., a pre-law student liv- rector of communication. Her 0. Johnson, president, and Paul In the new New York Conference—this ing at home, and Linda, a sec- subject on Friday night at 7:30 W. Jones, vice-president and division of du- after his master's from Andrews ond-year nursing student at is "Food for a Hungry World." general manager. Instructor on ties, Elder University in 1950. Southern Missionary College. At 11 a.m. on Sabbath, Elder the 18-acre plot is Jacob Mitt- Stevens will be In 1956 he moved to the Attorney Morgan Gilbert Plubell, education su- 'eider. in charge of all Southern Union and pastored Attorney Morgan has served perintendent for Central Cali- Center purposes are two: to religious liberty in Greensboro, North Carolina, in Central as legal counselor fornia, is scheduled for the train teachers for inner-city affairs across and Atlanta, Georgia. Phoenix and religious liberty secretary worship hour, and Elder E. W. and mission posts and to train the Union, Central called him in 1963. since his graduation from law Amundson, Central's president, growers for country living. while Attorney Arizona Growth school in 1967. All his previous has the graduation service on Basic training is given during Morgan will be Arizonians under Elder Ste- education was taken at Pacific Sunday at 10 a.m. They will an intensive four-month com- the researcher C. D. Morgan vens' leadership increased the Union College — elementary speak to the class motto, "Christ bination of classroom lectures and concentrate on Central and membership by nearly 70%, through pre-law. He and his Is the Vine," and aim, "Work- and field laboratory presenta- Northern California conferences from 3,824 to 5,569. Ten new wife, Carolyn, have three chil- ing in His Vineyard." tions. Classes are held every in particular. companies and eight churches dren. Class officers are Jay Amund- day except Sabbath beginning Stevens' Experience were organized. son, president; Carol Morrill, at 7 a.m. While pastoring the Phoenix This was an unprecedented secretary-treasurer; and Kurt Already enrolled for the Oc- Johnson, Gridley, chaplain. tober 7 class are 25, including Members are from Massachu- women and non-Adventists. SO JOU WILL INNOW/ Student Leaders Join for Bible Conference SECRETARY TO JAPAN: Mrs. Lucille Gammon, who has At least 200 student leaders served as office secretary in the communications department of from academy and college cam- our Union for about four years, is leaving for Japan within days puses of the Pacific Union will to serve in one of the mission offices. This indicates the world-wide Dr. Bob McLennan, left, and join at Camp Wawona Wednes- service of this church. Thank God for men and women who are Gery Friesen. day night, October 2. Their willing to go or stay as the needs of God's work may indicate. Elder Friesen theme will be "Your Commu- ANNUAL COUNCIL: The Annual Council for the church body Elder Friesen has been as- nity Is Your Campus." sisted in his capitol visits by "Interpreting Christian Val- will be held in Loma Linda this year, October 9-17. This is the Dr. Robert McLennan, Downey ues on Campus and in the Com- first time such a session has been conducted in our territory for physician turned legislator. Dr. munity" is the keynote address a long, long time, if ever. Please pray for our church leaders McLennan has been an infor- to be given by Dr. Reuben FEATURED ON VOICE OF as they make decisions related to the work of the church in the mation center on various bills Hilde, Union associate super- PROPHECY daily radio broad- world field. If you live in the area of Loma Linda, you might enjoy and often introduced Elder intendent of education. casts in mid-October with attending one of the evening meetings. Friesen to the men behind the Other guests include Mrs. H. M. S. Richards, Jr. will be Carolyn Niemeyer of Wildwood, ARIZONA CONFERENCE OFFICE: They are enjoying a lovely bills. Mrs. Geraldine Foote, nutrition- A capitol-pastor concept has Georgia, who will discuss ist at Loma Linda University new conference office in Arizona. This is one of the fast-growing brought visiting legislators to "Gracious Leadership" with fields in this territory. They had completely outgrown the old office Medical Center. Invite friends Elder Friesen's church. both the men and ladies; Dr. and neighbors to listen to this facility. If you are in Phoenix, visit their new office. You will be Having this strong leadership Winton H. Beaven, Kettering pleased with what you see—in their well-planned building as in the Union and a representa- Medical Center administrator, intriguing broadcast series Oc- well as in the lives of the dedicated workers. tive in government itself should whose emphasis is "Christ in tober 13-18. Toll-free telephone help the Church serve members You"; and Lawrence M. Nelson, lines will make it possible for Cordially yours, more effectively in all church- GC associate youth director, listeners to phone in requests for state-labor relations. who will point up the "Cer- Life and Health and other gift Cree Sandefur, President tainty of Our Faith." offers during October. AftIlzo NA IHIAWAIIII New Church Officers Gather Bible Speaks Crusade Opens for a Weekend of Instruction The Bible Speaks Crusade Local church members gave were attending on a regular ba- Approximately 250 new opened in the Kaunakakai wonderful support and almost sis, many of whom did not miss "I want to pledge to rededicate School Cafetorium on July 13. 100% attendance. Many carried church officers and teachers a single night. A number are my life to working for Christ," Participating in these meetings triple responsibilities in helping from the lay activities, youth, and "I would have been willing now attending the regular Sab- and Sabbath school departments were Evangelist and Mrs. John the meetings run smoothly. bath services, and three were to pay any sum for a weekend Klim and their daughter, Pas- Several husbands who are not of the 47 Arizona churches like this," are just a few of the baptized at the close of the Bi- gathered at Camp Yavapines for tor Curt Daggy as music direc- members helped regularly with ble class conducted after the sentiments expressed to the tor and program coordinator, the ushering. the weekend of September 13- leaders as the meetings closed. meetings by Elder Klim. They and Mrs. Sheila Otsuka leading Of the more than 110 non- 15 for inspiration and instruc- Leon Cornforth, Director, are Pedro Domingo and his tion. and directing the program for members who attended the se- daughter, Valarie Alcain, and Sabbath School, Lay the children. ries at least once, more than 40 The whole weekend was Activities. Adalyn Enos. planned as a model, starting Pastor Daggy is conducting Friday night with a model MV a Bible marking class each program and church evangelism Wednesday night with a very council. Saturday morning be- FAITH good attendance by both mem- gan with a model teachers' . . and the earth was bers and non-members. The meeting followed by a model lightened with His church members are faithfully Sabbath school for every de- GLORY." Rev. 18:1 working with individuals and partment including teaching. God's Glory=.His Character assisting them in attending The model church service, God's Character=His Love church services. Another bap- tism is being planned for the preached by John Stevens, pres- God's Love=His HELPING ident of the Arizona Confer- near future. Helping is what FAITH is Please remember the island ence, was followed in the after- about, so . . . noon by a problem-solving pe- of Molokai in your private de- riod where input was asked for Get in on the Glory! votions. I from the members. The com- Find An Individual To Help Kenneth Nip, PR Secy., munion service from 4:30 to Molokai. 6 had a subduing and ennob- ling effect upon our determina- Perry Sumida Receives Tribute Plaque tion to be more effective lead- ers for the ensuing year. What does an academy prin- An overflow crowd during the "How-To" weekend for church cipal and board do to honor an A model "Social-to-Save" officers spilled over into the Camp Yavapine Lodge cafeteria area. Saturday night helped mem- outstanding alumnus, a loyal bers to see the value of the citizen, a Christian physician right kind of social graces as who has patterned his life after they should be in the lives of the Divine Healer, a promoter Christians—not only for our of Christian education, and a own enjoyment but for winning quiet, self-effacing man who non-members to the cause of wishes only to serve his church, Christ. country and school? Sunday morning the three Dr. Perry Sumida, a Hawai- departments met separately un- ian Mission Academy alumnus til 11:45 at which time they '24, served as fund-raising all came back together for the chairman for the combined finale. gymnasium, music hall and in- Principal Wilbur Claus presents Comments such as "This is dustrial arts building, which is the plaque to Dr. Perry Sumida, the best program I have ever A slump-block addition almost doubles the square footage of the now known as McKeague Hall right, as Lawrence Davidson, on the campus of Hawaiian seen our church put together," Wickenburg Seventh-day Adventist church. Mission president, looks on. Mission Academy. He spent precious hours organizing and gifts made McKeague Hall a Wickenburg Makes Finishing Touches on New Addition directing the solicitation of reality was presented to Doctor Finishing touches are being room for children's Sabbath fellowship hall, and the two funds for this and other activ- Sumida. This plaque entitled made on the inside of the new school divisions and the dream Sabbath school classrooms. ities. "Friends of McKeague Hall" addition to the Wickenburg is to attract enough children This addition, which was paid A plaque with the names of will be displayed permanently church. Though the majority from the community to open a for before construction began, 355 major contributors whose in the gymnasium. of the 41-member church are church school in the near fu- joins the already dedicated 200 of retirement age, the believers ture. seating capacity sanctuary in Maui Completes Summer Ingathering have a vision of working for The new 36x60 ft. air-condi- being a lighthouse for truth in young people. tioned addition includes rest- the "dude ranch capital of Ari- Ingathering on the island of The loyal and faithful members The new addition provides rooms, a fully equipped kitchen, zona." Maui is done is summertime. worked very hard, ending the The Kahului Church had set campaign with a per capita Medical Ministerial aside the period of time, and of $35 per member for the this is not at all unusual, but church. Pacific Union Ric Retreat Draws 200 there was a new dimension ad- Even this accomplishment Almost 200 people gathered ded this year. did not inspire the workers as to share ministry concepts at Enthusiasm ran high as the much as having the privilege ence of Seventh-day Adventists and is published weekly, 50 times a year, at Angwin, the annual Medical-Dental- goal to finish Ingathering was of placing a copy of Steps to California 94508. Editorial office is at 1545 North Verdugo Road (Box 146), Glendale, California 91209. Second-class postage is paid at Angwin, California. Ministerial Retreat, September two weeks. Although it took Christ in every hand that would All stories, advertisements, obituaries, inquiries, etc., go to local conference "Re- 4-7 at Camp Yavapines in Pres- two and one-half weeks, this accept it. The instruction of corder coordinator." All other questions should be sent to Box 146, Glendale, Califor- nia 91209. cott. was quite a change from the God has been given, "Let us Subscription Rate: No charge to Adventist members of Pacific Union Conference Bringing inspiration and in- usual time of several weeks. put literature in every hand churches. Three dollars per year to others. struction were Dr. Bernell Bal- For a relatively small church that will receive it." Counsels EDITOR Shirley Burton dwin, professor of neuropsy- to cover most of the island, on Stewardship, p. 169. Thus MANAGING EDITOR Myron Widmer ASSISTANT EDITORS R L. Cone, ARIZONA chology at Loma Linda Univer- careful planning was necessary we now have approximately Cree Sandefur, W. D. Walton, sity, and Elder E. L. Minchin, 4,000 of these precious books Major C. White CALIFORNIA retired field secretary of the in the homes of the people on CONFERENCE COORDINATORS Quiet Hour Radio Log Jeffrey K. Wilson Arizona General Conference. "The Valley Isle." Lorna Hallsted Central California HAWAII Devotionals, panel discussions ARIZONA What will be results be? On- Louise Brooks Hawaii Cottonwood, KVIO, 1600 kHz Gwen Schlotter Nevada-Utah 0 and informal conversations ex- ly God knows. We only claim NEVADA .3 Sunday, 8:15 a.m. Eugenia Greenlaw ..Northern California • plored ways in which medical Phoenix, KHCS, 1010 kHz His promise that His Word will S. A. Yakush ....Southeastern California and ministerial forces can Sunday, 9:30 a.m. not return void. We pray that Franklin Hudgins ....Southern California UTAH (>. KOOL, 960 kHz COLLEGE CORRESPONDENTS strengthen their combined Sunday, 8:30 p.m. many other churches will go Ila Zbaraschuk ...La Sierra Campus, LLU POSTMASTER: All returns should be sent forces to carry the unique Ad- Tucson, KHYT, 1330 kHz and do likewise. Jim Aldred Pacific Union College to Pacific Union Recorder, Box 36, An- Sunday, 8 a.m. CIRCULATION Merle Sather gwin, California 94508. vent message to others. 0. L. Stimpson, Pastor.

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C. C. Cantwell Accepts Mission Post At an age when many retired cepted a foreign mission assign- senior citizens would prefer to ment to India in 1929 after do- sit in a rocking chair in slip- ing pastoral-evangelistic work pered ease, El- in Montana, Washington and der and Mrs. C. Idaho. C. Cantwell, ac- After serving 13 years in In- tive members dia, principal of the West In- of the Azure dia Training School for nine Hills Church, years, Elder Cantwell returned left from Los with his family to the states to Angeles Inter- serve as civilian chaplain in the national Airport San Diego area during World Thursday, Sept. C. C. War II for the War Service Cantwell 12, to accept a Commission. He will be doing foreign mission assignment in the same type of work in Oki- Okinawa. nawa in addition to his pastoral Elder Cantwell, who will be duties. 75 in November, is a local elder Retiring in 1965, the Cant- and a Sabbath school teacher wells accepted an appeal for for the Azure Hills Church. He help from their daughter, will be a servicemen's civilian Norma Jean, a missionary wife chaplain and pastor of the one in Hawaii, where he taught English Seventh-day Adventist church school on the island of church on the island. This is Kauai for one year. FONTANA JUNIPER AVENUE CHURCH held its Open House for its new Inner City Community the work in which he and Mrs. Center last month. Cantwell have served as a hus- The couple have two children, A two-bedroom house with a large back yard has been rented and serves this center. The house band and wife team in India Norma Jean Mayberry, R.N., is ideally located in an area of residential homes where there is definitely a need. and states of the West. who resides at La Fox, Illinois, where her husband teaches in Children and adults from the community were present for the open house. Two county deputy Born in 1899, Pastor Cantwell Broadview Academy; and Ken- sheriffs also came to view the facilities and were very impressed. graduated from Walla Walla neth, M.D., who is in obstetri- This center has been in operation since the end of June and has provided tutorial, social, recre- College in 1926, from the the- cal-gynecological practice in ational and spiritual services for the youth in the area. A medical clinic and legal aid service are be- ological and educational curric- Los Angeles. ing planned. Many of the adults in the neighborhood have expressed their elation over this center. ulum. In 1922 he married Bes- A lot of hard work has gone into this center by the Inner City staff of the church under the direc- sie Howson. The couple ac- Kraid I. Ashbaugh, Corn. Secy. tion of Brother and Sister Eugene Martin. Other members of the staff include: Carol Hodnett, Barbara Series Starts in San Diego Sept. 28 James, Lelia Simmons, Verneva Goss and Michelle Scott. Starting on Saturday, Sep- Friday evenings in the church Fullerton Plans "Heartbeat" Program for End of Month tember 28, at 7:30 p.m., Evan- located at 3090 Polk Avenue. The Fullerton Church will the first 50 who register will samples will be donated by gelist D. D. Doleman will start If you have the names of sponsor a "Heartbeat" program be accepted. Loma Linda Foods Company. a series in the San Diego North friends or relatives you would followed by a new idea in A nutrition exhibit will fol- Both programs will be held Park church. "The Fingerprints like invited to these meetings cooking classes—a nutrition ex- low the "Heartbeat" program at the Seventh-day Adventist of God" is the title of Dole- send these to Pastor Robert hibit. on October 14, 15, 16, and 17 church, 2355 West Valencia man's first lecture in the Di- Wheatley at the above address. Beginning at 7 a.m., Sept 30, from 7 to 9 p.m. In addition to Drive, Fullerton, CA 92633. For mensions of Faith Bible Lec- and Oct. 1, the "Heartbeat" the demonstration, those at- more information, contact Peggy ture series. program provides a coronary- tending will be asked to bring Womack, program coordinator, Pastor Doleman has traveled Southern Asia Division risk evaluation including blood their favorite recipe dishes to at the church address. extensively in the Bible lands. Reunion Set test and a cholesterol and tri- be placed on display. The peo- Preceding each lecture he pre- glycerides test. Those who wish ple will judge these dishes ac- Convocation Notes sents a colorful excursion to A Southern Asia Division re- to take the test must fast 12 cording to content, cost, color MESSAGE CENTER many of the fascinating places union will be held Sunday, Oc- hours prior to the tests. and calories. A donation will The Pacific Telephone Com- of Scripture. Full-color pictures tober 13, at 5:30 p.m. at Linda The basic cost is $15 which be accepted for the nutrition pany is providing a message of many of these places will be Hall, next to the Campus Hill includes a group consultation classes. center for physicians and emer- given to those who attend the church at Loma Linda. Bring with a physician the evening Those attending can partic- series regularly. gency calls only. The number your favorite Indian dishes and of Oct. 7. Dr. A. H. Reiswig is ipate in the demonstrations, and for this center is (714) 635- Meetings will be held on Sat- your own table service. Do the physician in charge. Since everyone who brings something 8440. urday, Tuesday, Wednesday and come and enjoy the fellowship. a limited number can be tested, will receive a prize. Prizes and PARKING Parking is available at the Anaheim Convention Center: Attend the Annual Convocation October 9-12 $1 for autos, $4 for a bus. This will give you in and out priv- 800 W. KATELLA, ANAHEIM, CALIF. — ACROSS FROM DISNEYLAND ileges if you keep your stub. California Room Sabbath, October 12 Fri., Oct. 11, 7:30 p.m. You can save purchasing a Wed., Oct. 9, 7:30 p.m. California Room - South ticket on Sabbath by purchas- 9:00 a.m. Sabbath School ing a $4 ticket on Wednesday C. E. Bradford N. C. Wilson All Divisions and Spanish which gives you parking for Thurs., Oct. 10, 7:30 p.m. Ordination Service the four days. If the Center lot World Division Leaders Report 10:45 a.m. Worship Service California Room - North is filled you can obtain parking Arena - R. H. Pierson Youth Meeting - L. M. Nelson at the Disneyland parking lot Anaheim Room - Spanish just across from the Center. J. J. Aitken SABBATH LUNCH Meetings in All Divisions A nutritious box lunch is available for Sabbath noon by 2:30 p.m. Arena advance purchase of tickets. Musical Program The cost will be $2.50 which in- cludes state tax and conven- tion commission. These may be 3:00 p.m. G.C. World Reports purchased at any of the Arena - California Room branches of the Book and Bible Spanish - Anaheim Room House or by mail by writing to Versitron, 4821 Golden Ave- 5:00 p.m. Arena nue, Riverside, CA 92505. They Entire Convocation will also be sold Wednesday N. C. Wilson evening, October 9, at the meet- King's Heralds Quartet Heritage Singers Heritage Singers ing.

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Two Weekend Centennial Services Brownsville Sponsors Cooking School Brownsville Church has spon- sored two cooking schools with- Will Commemorate "Signs" Founding in recent months. The first was Two weekends of Centennial For 21 years he served as while at the same time spend- held in the Adventist church. Services commemorating the associate editor of the Signs, ing multiplied billions for war. The second, conducted by spe- founding of the Signs of the and he is the senior living ed- Dr. Baker has been traveling cial request of the community, Times will be conducted on Oc- itor of this periodical. For a the globe for more than 40 was held in the Challenge Rob- tober 5 and October 11 and 12 long century the Signs has been years, visiting some 115 nations in School. Attendance varied in the new Signs Memorial writing about the coming of the in all. During the summer of between 50 and 70 men and Seventh-day Adventist church heavenly kingdom, and on Fri- 1974, only three months ago, women, most of them non-Ad- in Yountville, 1920 Finnell day evening his subject will be his sixth tour of the USSR took ventists. Interest of the group Road. "Is Heaven for Real?" in which him 13,450 miles inside Russia. was especially marked among Speaker for the October 5 he will describe just what sort Dr. Baker has been teaching young adults, some of whom worship service at 11 a.m. and of place heaven will be. international affairs on the col- came from as far away as Mar- the 4:30 afternoon meeting will And on Sab- lege level for a third of a cen- ysville. Joe Cathey talks to an interested The main theme was "Food be Signs Editor Lawrence Max- bath morning, tury. Manteca resident attending the for Survival," stressing prepa- well. He will October 1 2 , You will not want to miss cooking school. present sub- during the 11 this fascinating series com- jects that will o'clock service, memorating the centennial of ration of wholesome foods as challenge the Dr. Baker's ser- the founding of the Signs. Elder Plainview Academy Alumni close to the natural state as Connard Rasmussen, pastor of possible. thinking of mon will be Association Meeting the Yountville Church, planned Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Gilkes those who at- "Why Seventh- Camp Wawona tend and will d a y Advent- these services and presents conducted the classes and mem- give a brief his- ism?" When them as a community service Yosemite National Park bers of the Brownsville Church tory of the Seventh - day Alonzo Baker for Yountville. October 25-27 helped with the demonstrations. Yountville is just nine miles Dr. Gilkes lectured each eve- founding of the Adventists came along more All former students and faculty L. Maxwell Signs. than 100 years ago, there were north of Napa, just opposite the ning, and films were shown be- Veteran's Home. Make your are invited to attend. Send ap- fore the demonstrations. On the evening of October 5, already scores upon scores of plans now to worship with the plications to Rose Reuer, Box Generous samples of Loma Pastor A. E. Anderson of Peta- Christian denominations. Now Yountville Church for these 115, Deer Park, CA 94576, by Linda products were given to luma, one of the great-grand- there are 365 in the USA alone. Why one more? Dr. Baker will Centennial Services. October 15. those in attendance by courtesy sons of the pioneers, will give of the health food company. a stimulating mission sermon answer this question at the W. B. Bristow. on the subject of Christ chang- Sabbath morning service in ing "Head Hunters to Heart Yountville. Hunters." A. Eugene Anderson At 3 o'clock on the afternoon RLAA Sponsors Get-acquainted Picnic was a missionary to Burma, of October 12, he will give a New students and staff mem- book Steering Committee which spent the summer working on Ceylon and Ethiopia and will history and a series of anec- bers of Rio Lindo Adventist has directed in the writing and campus. His wife, Joyce, taught share his mission experiences dotes and stories about the Academy had an opportunity to production of the new academy swimming to the younger chil- on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. fact that the Signs has fulfilled get better acquainted with the Bible textbooks. He and his dren of staff members. Their its purpose as outlined in The second weekend of spe- "old timers" at the annual wife, Jeanie, have two children, daughter, Kim Fleckner, grad- Yountville in 1874. His subject cial services will begin Friday river beach picnic sponsored by Judy, an academy junior, and uated from Rio last June, and is, "Has the Signs Justified Its evening, 7:30, October 11, when Perry, a third grader. His inter- their son, Stephen, is a sopho- Existence?" the boys' club. Class enthu- Dr. Alonzo Baker, professor at siasm, water, sun and sand ests range from writing to jog- more. Before coming to Rio, he Loma Linda University and a On Saturday evening at 7, a seemed to be combined in just ging. was in the upholstery business. widely traveled world lecturer, climax of the two -week series, the right amounts. Yvonne Anderson Loeffler, a He enjoys hiking, backpacking will present a series of evange- Dr. Baker's topic will be, "Is Seven new members have 1974 graduate of PUC, becomes and skiing. listic services designed to com- Armageddon Now in the Mak- joined the academy staff. Gor- the first alumnus of Rio to join Coordinating all maintenance memorate the founding of the ing?" The 150 nations of the don Krainer comes to Rio Lin- the staff. Mrs. Loeffler teaches and custodial work, Herb Wat- Signs. world talk about world peace do as Bible teacher from Platte girls' PE and served as girl's ers comes with three years' Valley Academy, Shelton, Ne- dean for the summer. She and service from Columbia Acad- braska, where he served as Bi- her husband, Teryl, share an emy. Prior to that, he was a Vallejo's Berea Completes VBS ble teacher and pastor. Elder interest in sports of all kinds. building contractor in Idaho. Kainer received his B.A. degree New assistant dean of girls His wife, Anna Mae, shares his Vallejo's Berea 1974 Vacation Thirty-five primary and jun- from Union College in 1960 and Linda Hill lists "people" as her enthusiasm for working with Bible School was exceptional ior age boys and girls with per- his M.A.T. from Andrews Uni- main interest. She previously young people. The Waters have in many ways. fect attendance received gift versity in 1961. taught at Enterprise Academy a son, Steve, a senior at Rio, A dedicated staff of 50 in- Bibles which were provided by For the past several years he and Golden Gate Academy and and twin daughters, Lisa and cluding 12 non-Adventists un- the lay activities and health has served on the General Con- also worked for the Northern Lori, age 7, as well as a married der the direction of Mrs. Ena and welfare departments of the ference Secondary Bible Text- California Conference Associa- son, Dave, and daughter, Vicky Hunter, the pastor's wife, church. By the same token, 15 tion. A graduate of Loma Linda Edwards. planned and executed a pro- kindergarteners received Bible University with a major in Stanley and Marilee Griswold. gram in which 130 children en- puzzles. Manteca Hosts business education, she will also rolled and participated. On the Sabbath following the Sessions convened in the eve- be teaching a section of office closing program, six adult non- practice. Names Needed nings from 5-8 p.m., July 29 to Adventist staff members as well Cooking Class August 9, and the church bus School nurse Judy Saulisbury The Walter-Paulson evange- as eight children attended Sab- Vegetarian cooking classes spent part of her summer back- was utilized. On the first eve- bath School for the first time. listic team began a series of ning when the 36-passenger bus began September 8 in the Man- packing from Sequoia to the meetings in Oroville, Septem- arrived with 54 children, it was Ten of the children are being teca High School directed by top of Mt. Whitney, and driv- ber 21. evident that two trips were sent to Opportunity Camp. The Joe Cathey. Brother Cathey is ing to Florida. Miss Saulisbury Meetings are being held in ncessary. Youth Action Group of the one of two men who attended has a B.S. in nursing from Lo- the California National Guard While the children attended, church took several on a trip to the Nutrition Instructors' ma Linda University and comes Armory, 3rd and Pomona, each there were several parents who the San Francisco zoo. Many Course at Pacific Union College from Auburn Adventist Acad- evening, except Sunday and enjoyed studying the Bible les- have requested to join the Path- last June. With the aid of Ar- emy where she was associate Thursday, at 7:30. sons, "Focus On Living," at finder Club. dyth Mattison, the pastor's dean of girls and girls' nurse. Pastor D. W. Curry would home and returning these by Plans are being made to or- wife, and others, he has Richard Dennis teaches auto encourage Recorder readers to the children each day. ganize a children's Story Hour launched out to provide this mechanics and works in the send him the names and ad- Thus at the closing program in the near future. community service for Manteca maintenance department. Fol- dresses of any you may know on Friday night, 105 boys and Northern California Conference residents. lowing his graduation from in the Oroville area who should girls graduated while 13 par- Sabbath School Department The church in Manteca is not Walla Walla College in 1972, be contacted during these meet- ents received their certificates large, but 16 guests besides he worked as a carpenter. His ings. Please send necessary in- members came to the opening for completion of the 11 Bible The big difference between a wife, Sharon, is a registered formation to him at the follow- night class, the first of five Sun- ing address: Elder D. W. Curry, studies. It is hoped that these man and a boy is the price nurse. Mr. Dennis enjoys day-night classes. mountaineering and scuba. 5308 Farley Street, Oroville, CA parents will now register for of their toys. "New Life." Charles G. Edwards. Gary Leadbetter, custodian, 95965.

4 Pacific Union Recorder / September 30, 1974 UTIHIERN Have You Made a Will? Leonard Gaspie, new director wife only gets 1/3 of your estate. LANCASTER In A Nutshell of the Southern California As- She may even have to appear CONVOCATION sociation, reminds the member- in probate court to be appointed October 11 and 12 DONALD L. WINDERS has been named health educator for ship that fail- legal guardian of the children. To Serve NE Section ure to make a Court costs are expensive Glendale Adventist Medical Center. A graduate of Loma Linda will is a costly and could easily use up all the of Conference University and Andrews University, he has been most recently mistake. funds that your family COULD COME pastor of the Worthington, Ohio, Church. While there, he organ- Over 100 mil- have had even though it wasn't ized and coordinated a community-service series of lectures on lion dollars a much. mental health and religion; encouraged cooperative efforts be- week are left We have a Legal Association tween churches and community agencies; and developed stop- by people in right here in the Conference smoking clinics in cooperation with community health agencies. the United Office that will be happy to as- States who die sist you with your questions. MOHAVE REUNION RECENT BAPTISMS AT SUN VILLAGE, as reported by Elder without a will. L. Gaspie In addition, it has some bro- Scheduled for Thompson, the pastor, are a result of the series held in Littlerock. Approximately 70% of Amer- chures that will give you some October 3-6 On August 24, the first seven were baptized with more to take ican property owenrs fall into guidelines. A call to the office, Has Been their stand before the end of September. Meetings are continu- this category. (213) 240-6250, will put one in ing on the three nights of the weekend in the church. How about yourself? The the mail to you. Canceled most common excuses are: 1) For the sake of those you PEGGY COBURN will once more use her rich contralto voice I'm not worth anything, 2) I'm love, don't delay! to thrill her listeners on October 19. Her hour-long appearance too young, 3) I plan to do that at the White Memorial church at 3:30 p.m. that day will be worth someday, 4) My wife will get one's time and effort to attend. Mrs. Coburn, who is usually ac- it all anyhow. Dale Lemon Leaves for Andrews companied by her husband, has just returned from a very success- Unfortunately, none of these excuses are valid. Legally, your Dale Leamon, assistant pas- The Leamons have been ac- ful concert trip overseas. tor of the Bellflower-Lakewood tively engaged in church work Church, gave his farewell ser- here for the past 15 months. FAR EASTERN DAY: All Filipino churches along with the In- WMMC Nurse mon on Sabbath morning, Au- Pastor Leamon taught the pas- donesian-Dutch congregation will have a joint, all-day meeting gust 24. tor's Bible class, gave Bible in the Glendale High School (Broadway at Verdugo Road) Sab- Chosen as the New Pastor and Mrs. Leamon are studies, worked with the youth, bath, October 5. Elder P. H. Eldridge, president of the Far Red Rose Nurse going to Andrews University Vacation Bible School and as- Eastern Division, will be the guest speaker. For more information, where he will study for his mas- sisted with prayer meeting. contact Pastor Tigno at 245-3531. MaryAnne Moorhead, nurs- Yolanda Leamon has been the ter of divinity degree. Mrs. assistant director of the jun- EVANGELISTIC SERIES TO BE HELD: If you know of anyone ing education instructor at Leamon will complete her edu- White Memorial Medical Cen- ior Sabbath school department, who should be invited to the Bible Answers Evangelistic Crusade ter, was recently selected as cation with a B.S. in nursing assistant in Vacation Bible in the Glendale area, please send names and addresses to Elder the "Red Rose Nurse of 1974" and a B.A. in music. Both are School, and director of the Jamerson, Vallejo Drive Church, 300 Vallejo Drive, Glendale, CA by the Hospital Charity Fund graduates of Pacific Union Col- choir, the men's choir and the 91206. Elder Roy Naden, of Faith For Today, will be conducting of Southern California. lege. junior choir. this series October 19 through November 23. It Is Written Moves to a Better Time It Is Written has been moved to a better time on KABC-7. Since a religious organization cannot buy time on KABC, this free release of the program MaryAnne Moorhead—winner of is now seen at the Red Rose Nurse Contest. 8:30 a.m. Sun- She was selected on the basis days. The sta- of her professional stature, per- tion has carried sonality, poise and ability to the program for two years. communicate. MaryAnne, who Armand Lamont chose nursing as a career, en- Mr. Armand joys its interaction with peo- Lamont, who secured the time ple on a very serious level. as a result of his longtime con- She likes to feel needed and tacts with the station manage- finds teaching a most reward- ment, says KABC has told him ing area of nursing. they plan to move it to an even MaryAnne is a graduate of better time this fall or winter. Walla Walla College and a na- Mr. Lamont and his wife, tive of Portland, Oregon. Her Christine, both Adventists and husband, David, is an M.D. and ones who produced It's Your is serving his internship at World for Southern, operate White Memorial. their own advertising agency. White Memorial Medical Cen- ter is one of the 25 hospitals Letters of appreciation to the cooperating with the Hospital attention of the program direc- Charity Fund in Southern Cali- tor, KABC-7 at 4151 Prospect fornia, and one of the 20 hospi- Avenue, Los Angeles 90027 will tals who participated in the be well received, I'm sure. Red Rose Nurse Contest. Paul E. Sullivan, executive SHOVELS TURN UP A NEW CHURCH—Ground breaking ceremonies for the Lincoln Heights Spanish Church drew 100 spectators vice-president, Bank of Amer- ica, and president of the Charity and participants at mid-afternoon on August 25. Church history reveals that 60 members left the Spanish-American congregation in 1957 Fund, congratulated MaryAnne to organize this new church. Membership is now over 300. Speeches from a community official (Dan Jennings), special music by a triple trio on her being selected as the that hadn't sung together for ten years, and conference leaders (Elder Harold Calkins) all added encouragement and happiness to the Red Rose Nurse. She will rep- occasion. The 18-foot-high sanctuary will be 114 feet long and 54 feet wide. The cement block building will stand 20 feet from the side- resent the fund with personal walk and 25 feet from the east fence. It will seat 363 and up to 400 with the overflow facility. Seating arrangements guarantee that no appearances during the next 12 one will be more than 35 feet from the speaker. The congregation may have to borrow $100,000 before it's through. Completion date is months. set for March, 1975. Refreshments were served at the end of the service. Elder Roberto Perez is the pastor.

Pacific Union Recorder / September 30, 1974 5 CENTRAL Community Services Federations Planned LECTURE ON THE The Fall Community Services All meetings will begin at 10 SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCES Federations — formerly Dorcas a.m. and close at 2 p.m. A pot- Federations — are scheduled FOR CREATION. luck will be served at noon. Duane T. Gish, Ph.D. during the first two weeks in Miss Shirley Burton, com- Institute for Creation Research October. munication director for the Pa- Ervil Clark, Ph.D. Dates and places are as fol- cific Union, will be the guest Pacific Union College lows: speaker. The Flint Center Sunday, October 6 Other guests will help make DeAnza College, Cupertino, Calif. San Francisco Central Church these meetings very profitable October 3 7:30 p.m. California & Broderick Sts. and interesting to all who at- No Admission Charge Every one urged to come Monday, October 7 tend. to hear this informative lecture Turlock Church 2400 No. Olive Avenue Wawona Tuesday, October 8 Plan Now to Attend Central's Lost and Found 25th Anniversary Kerman Adventist Center Pathfinder Fair 15050 West "C" Street Unclaimed clothing and arti- Madera District Fairgrounds Sunday, October 13 cles from Camp Wawona sum- November 3, 1974 Bakersfield Spanish Church mer camps are now available 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. 625 Robinson Street for claim at the Conference of- Parade - Drill - Soap-Box Derby Monday, October 14 fice youth department. Please THE FILIPINO SINGERS, under the direction of Mr. Elmor Booths - Displays - Bicycle Event Arroyo Grande Church identify your child's lost article Archery Event - Back-Pack Relay Sumaraga, will be featured guests at the Cambrian Park Church Event 240 Vernon Avenue and we shall endeavor to locate Vespers program at 5:45 on Sabbath afternoon, October 5. The Good Food and Fellowship Tuesday, October 15 it and mail it to you. You may church is located at 5265 Carter Avenue, San Jose. Members from Make Our Anniversary Pathfinder Gilroy Church come in person, telephone or Fair a Family Day 1575 Mantelli Drive write. the surrounding area are invited to attend. Youth Put Fire Out Kern Elementary School Enrollment Doubles 1974 FALL BOOK SALES SCHEDULE Although the elementary en- Mariposa's Pathfinder Club, camping in the Wawona area, Date Church Time rollment in the Shafter public had an exciting and very re- Location schools dropped by 15% this warding day on Friday, August Sept. 30 Santa Maria 6-8 p.m. Church fall, registration at the Kern 16. October 1 Delano 6-8 p.m. Church Adventist Elementary School The young people and some October 2 Tulare 6-8 p.m. Church was nearly double last year's of their leaders were getting October 5 Bakersfield 7-9 p.m. Academy enrollment. On opening day, 33 ready for a swim when a neigh- October 6 Shafter 6-8 p.m. School students (there were 17 last bor called and said there was a October 12 year) were included in the Visalia 6-8 p.m. Church grass fire between some cabins October 13 Porterville 4-7 p.m. Church school's roster. in the vicinity. Immediately the Sensing the potential enroll- October 14 Kerman 6-8 p.m. Social Ha II boys and girls went into action October 17 Monterey Peninsula 6-8 p.m. ment early in the year, school Mrs. Betty Brazael and Church and were among the first on the October 19 Salinas 6:45-10 p.m. Church board chairman Mel Rub and Domingo DeLeon scene, using pans of water and his board members determined their towels to beat out the October 20 Oakdale 4-7 p.m. Church to add a second classroom to the homes of church members fire. the school and hired Mrs. Betty and non-members, that was There was only one water Brazael as the teacher of largely responsible for the in- hose in the area, but it wasn't grades one to four. Mr. Do- crease in enrollment. located until the blaze was So Something Extra for the VOP on October 12 mingo DeLeon, the only teacher The entire Shafter Church is nearly out. Pathfinders had the Did you know that last year Did you know that last year last year, was rehired to serve enthusiastic about the resurg- fire put out before the Ranger 4,365 persons were baptized the total hours of VOP pro- as principal and teacher for the ence of growth in this school truck arrived. from Voice of Prophecy inter- grams broadcast was 29,387? upper four grades. It was the that was once the center of the The blaze started, reportedly, ests? This is more than the This totals 1220 days or nearly work of Mr. DeLeon, both in educational work in the south from an old fire not completely memberships of 21 different 31/2 years of solid broadcasting the classroom and in visiting San Joaquin Valley. put out and burned right up conferences and missions in the of God's message! North American Division. to at least two cabins. Did you know that the 5,442,- Sonora Church and H ospital Sponsor Booth 285 pieces of mail sent out from The youth of the Sonora Sev- The Voice of Prophecy offices enth-day Adventist Church laid out end-to-end would worked with Sonora Commu- reach from San Diego to Sacra- nity Hospital in planning and mento? manning a booth at the annual Yes, the Voice of Prophecy Mother Lode Fair recently. Evangelistic thrust is indeed big The booth featured a unique business! blending of the health and spir- itual aspects of the Seventh-day Your help is urgently needed Adventist message. Hundreds to keep up this huge endeavor. of individuals were screened for The Voice of Prophecy staff is both lung and heart disease on pledged to do its best in reach- two separate days. Many sugar- ing souls for Christ. We must less food samples were given do our best to uphold their out on the day on which Dia- hands. betes, Its Causes and Preven- We can do this as we plan for tion was emphasized. a sacrificial gift in the Annual Several thousand booklets, Voice of Prophecy Offering pamphlets and tracts were given which will .be taken in all away, including enrollment churches on Sabbath, October cards to The Voice of Prophecy 12. Lay plans now to do some- and the little book, Steps to thing extra on the day—for Christ. Christ! Many favorable comments Communication Department were heard, as well as con- tacts made, and those who helped in the booth were kept very busy. "An unusual amount of com- Coordinator for the project mon sense is sometimes was Ted Parks, health educa- called wisdom." tor for the hospital. Clyde Mundy, Director, —Glen Zier Health Services Dept. Sonora Community Hospital and the local church sponsored a booth at the Mother Lode Fair.

6 Pacific Union Recorder / September 30, 1974 ary, Box 31, Miranda, CA 95553; daughters, Betty J. Gardner, Phyl- (707) 943-3140. lis J. Deal and Irene L. Kalua. BULLETIN BOARD Household Moving. In western Beck, Edward—b. July 12, 1922, NEVADA=UTAIHI states or across country. Careful, Fort Bragg; d. Aug. 28, Sacramento. Attention! La Sierra Alumni An- experienced, reliable movers of Survivors: wife, Laura M.; son, nual Fall Rally is Oct. 10, 6:30 p.m., household goods backed by years Bryan Alan; sisters, Anna Irene in Montebello Country Club, 901 N. of service to our people. Storage Beck and Dorothy Silva. San Clemente, Montebello, Calif. facilities available. Write or call: This is 5th anniversary of Harry A. Turner Moving & Storage, Box Case, Gertrude A.—b. Jan. 9, 1890, Fall Federations Begin Sept. 29 Schrillo Fund. For tickets contact: 226, St. Helena, CA 94574; (707) 963- St. Helena; d. June 27, Albany. Willeta Carlsen, (714) 785-2101, or 2701. Branch office, Box 201, Loma Belden, B. Gay Marks, Mary E. Fall Dorcas Federations in Hopefully, all Federation of- Linda Veverka, (213) 284-3539. All Linda, CA 92354; (714) 796-0228. Harriman; 7 grandchildren and 1 the Nevada-Utah Conference ficers will be there. Guest alumni invited. Nearing retirement? Would you great-grandchild. will begin Sunday, September speaker will be Elder Dave Ol- Voice of Prophecy Evangelist Dick consider a retirement complex in Chilcote, Dr. Lois E.—b. March 28, Rentfro will open a month of Bible beautiful north Georgia mountains? 1893, Los Angeles; d. June, Berke- 29, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at sen, lay activities director for crusade meetings Oct. 25 in Bakers- Pleasant climate, new church, Ad- ley. Survivors: nephew, Gaylord D. the Susanville Seventh-day Ad- the Pacific Union Conference. field Hillcrest SDA church, 2600 ventist operated hospital and nurs- Chilcote. Kenwood Road. Meetings on Wed., ing home available. This county Craig, Clara Elizabeth—b. March. ventist church. All Dorcas Coordination for these Federa- Thurs., Fri. and Sat., 7:15 p.m. All needs Adventists. For further in- 30, 1899, Ireland; d. Aug. 18, Lyn- workers in the Western Fed- who wish persons to receive invita- formation contact John Becker, Rt. wood. Survivor: husband, Joseph tions is under the the direction tions should send them to Pastor 1, Box 284, Ellijay, GA 30540. eration are to attend this area W. of Elder Douglas Logan, lay Rentfro, 2600 Kenwood Road, Ba- Musical Instruments. Reasonable Folkenberg, Hazel Emmerson—b. council. kersfield, CA. prices on new band and orchestral activities director for the Ne- instruments direct from manufac- March 30, 1894, Montana; d. Aug. 2, The Southern Federation for Voice of Prophecy Evangelist For- Loma Linda. Survivors: husband, vada-Utah Conference. dyce Detamore will open a month turer. Telephone orders accepted; Elder L. E.; sons, Robert and Ken- churches in the Las Vegas area of Bible crusade meetings Oct. 26 (616) 471-3794. May use BankAmer- neth (GC treasurer); brother, Elder A pot-luck dinner is the final in Mountain View Crusade Center, icard, Master Charge, or C.O.D. Re- will meet Tuesday, October 1, quest free price list and brochure. V. T. Armstrong; 6 grandchildren feature for each meeting and 1425 Springer Road. Pastor John and 6 great-grandchildren. from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Hughson will be local coordinator Indicate kind of instrument de- the bell will toll at 1 p.m. Bring for the crusade. Those who wish to sired. Hamel Music Company, Box Hibbard, Myrta B.—b. Nov. 11, 1878, Highland Square Seventh-day 184, Berrien Springs, MI 49103. your non-Adventist friends, submit names of persons to receive Melvern, Kan.; d. March 6, Lodi. Adventist church. invitations to this crusade should EXPO. 2 months to go! Select rooms Survivors: son, Earl R. Hibbard; your good reports of soul win- daughters, Jennie M. Leary and The Eastern Federation is to send them to crusade coordinator available, excellent beds, country ning, your delectable culinary at the above address (zip 94040). atmosphere, pure air. Quiet, reason- Myrtle G. Dunn; 9 grandchildren, be held on Thursday, October Oakwood College Alumni: Bring able. 15 min. from Expo; many doc- 34 great - grandchildren and 11 specialty, your best smile and tors, teachers recommend as edu- great-great-grandchildren. 3, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the College pictures to a nostalgia party a happy disposition. given by Los Angeles Alumni Chap- cational, interesting; it's different. Johnson, Ella Crozier—b, March 27, Liberty Park church in Salt ter, Saturday Oct. 5-7:30 p.m. at the See our lovely Northwest. Easy ac- cess. Ed & Marcella (Indergard) 1887, Iowa; d. June 22, Berkeley. Lake City, Utah. D. Logan. home of Frank E. Jackson, Jr., 3938 Survivors: children, Jessie Lewis, Magnolia Ave., Lynwood. Russell, 3510 S.E. Palouse Highway, Opal Huenergardt and Hollard Cro- Otis Goldsmith, President Spokane, WA 99203; phone (509) zier; sister, Cora Vaughn; many 535-5972. Union College Alumni are invited grandchildren and great-grandchil- Two Adventist Booths Greet Fairgoers to an informal social hour Sunday, Ranch for rent to retired handy- dren. October 6-6:30 to 8:30 p.m., Glen- man: ranch in Whitmore. Calif., 30 Thousands of fairgoers who The other fair booth at the miles east of Redding. Pines, oaks. Kennedy, Joseph Leonard—b. Jan. dale Church Fellowship Hall, corner 13, 1912, Hackleburg, Ala.; d. May attended the 1974 Utah State entrance of Building Three (a of Isabel & California. President year-round stream, secluded. Small Myrl Manley, special guest. house, 2 guest cottages. Repairs 29, Sunnymead. Survivors: wife, Fair saw the Adventist pres- prime position) was under the needed. Contact Ray Washburn. Rt. Eva; daughter and son-in-law, 1, Box 924, Escondido, CA 92025, or Charlotte and Dick Nelson; grand- ence in the form of two fair direction of Elder J. C. Rey- =MI call 6-9 p.m. (714) 746-9445. sons, Wayne and Wesley Knox; booths this year. nolds and the members of the brothers, James Paul, Bert Nolan, URGENTLY NEEDED Dewey, Frelan: sisters, Lona Rey- Ogden Seventh-day Adventist The first was under the direc- nolds. Jessie McNally, Hazel Jones Church. Loma Linda food sam- Adventist corporation needs engi- FOR SALE and Evelyn Streight. tion of Nevada-Utah Confer- neer or machinist capable of de- ples were being cooked contin- signing and building various types House in Lancaster for sale; 3-bdrm Leong, Kawan Yung—b. May 10, ence Publishing Secretary Wes- 1904, Anahola, Kauai; d. Sept. 13, ually and offered to the public of machines and maintaining same. completely furnished attractively. ley Baker and staffed by lit- Send resume and pay requirements Air conditioning. Safeway, 4 blocks; Haleiwa, Hawaii. Survivors: wife, to acquaint them with the meat in first letter to: North American church school, 1 mile. Dbl. garage. Alene; daughters, Patricia Reyes erature evangelists of the con- Industries, Rt. 4, Walla Walla, WA and Linda Ross; brother, Kwan Yau substitutes, some for the first 818.500. Anita Carscallen, 1623 El ference. Displayed were the 99362; or call (509) 525-4190. Verano Dr., Thousand Oaks, CA 91- Leong. time. Vegetarian recipe books, Bible Stories by Arthur Max- Your future is bright with White 360. Madolora, Mona R.—b. May 14, 1967, Christian and health literature Memorial Medical Center in Los Quality built home for sale; 3 bd- Los Angeles; d. Sept. 3, Irvine. Sur- well. This central theme of at- Angeles. Urgently need dedicated rms., 112 baths, sunporch, dbl. ga- vivors: narents, Mr. and Mrs. Hen- rounded out the display. and qualified Christian men and traction was surrounded by the rage, cedar-lined closets; garden, ry Madolora; brother. Mervin; women in following positions: sta- fruit trees, grapes, sprinkling sys- grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. P. Ma- large Bibles and the Spirit of These fair booths were sit- tionery engineer (unlimited li- tem. Country church. 300 ft.; church dolora and Mr. and Mrs. B. Ran- Prophecy full-message books. uated in the heart of the Salt cense). plumber, electricians, paint- school, bus. Write Nicholas Tranel- chez. ers, physical therapy director, med- lo, Box 93, Williams, OR 97544; or Hundreds of names requesting Lake City area which needs all ical records technician (R.R.A. or phone (503) 846-6289. Pillor, Kristine—b. 1898. Kristian- A.R.T.), RN's and LVN's, secretaries sand, Norway; d. June 26. St. He- information on how to obtain the Adventist presence possible (with medical terminology). Choir music for sale: The Choir lena. Survivors: daughter, Mrs. Herald, 24 issues; Responses, 18 James McClintock; sons. Elder Da- the Bible Stories will be fol- to witness the soon return of Printer Desires Work. Has experi- copies; James Allen Dash. 18 cop- ence on Linotype, A. B. Dick 320, vid. 0. John, Mark, William; sis- lowed up by the colporteurs in our Lord. ies; Lillenas choir book, 18 copies; ters, Aagot Haynes and Andrea platemaking, process camera, pho- Sacred Songs (4-part), 10 books; various parts of the conference. Wes Baker, Pub. Secy. tography. Write, Jeff Bradley, 170 Wineberg: brothers, Emanuel and Gospel Song Anthems by Lorenz, Karl Odegaard. Mackie Road, Lakeport, CA 95453; 15 books; also cantatas and secular (707) 263-5176. numbers for choir. Make offer. Box Ross. Eleanor Margaret—b. March Salt Lake Series Attendance Is Encouraging Help needed at Charm Crest Guest 86, Bodfish, CA 93205; phone (714) 15. 1892. North Dakota; d. Aug. 19, Home. To live on premises; free 379-8472. Santa Rosa. Survivors: David E. Houx, Merle W. Hous, Maude Moon Evangelistic meetings are be- City Junior Academy audito- room, board; retired SDA bachelor Home to satisfy retired couple or with car. Effie Owens, 2479 Kelly family with children. Carpeted and 4 grandchildren. ing conducted by conference rium where the meetings are St., Hayward, CA 94541; (415) 537- throughout. 2 bdrms., 2 baths, Swaynie. Ethel Theresa—b. June 19, evangelist G. D. O'Brien in Salt being conducted. 9723. study, living, dining, family or hob- 1884. Illinois: d. Aug. 28, Newbury Physical therapist and masseuse by rooms, large kitchen, carport, Park. Survivors: daughter, Betty Lake City. The attendance is The evangelistic team under wanted during vacation time, Nov. Plenty storage, 2 blocks from SDA Rutan; sons, James, Robert and 4-19. Contact Esther Hansen, 933 E. hospital, church, junior academy, Raymond. very encouraging as new faces the direction of the evangelist, Rosecrans Ave., Compton, CA 90- near center of beautiful, historic are consistently seen coming includes Elder E. E. Cobb, pas- 221; phone (213) 632-7372. Sonora. Only $32.500. Call Henry Seaward. Ruth E.—b. Dec. 17, 1892, Westphal, (209) 532-4592. Alder, Mont.: d. Aug. 28, Patagonia, night after night to Salt Lake tor of Wasatch Hills Church, Retired machinist wanted for part- Ariz. Survivors: sons. Marvin A. assistant Terry Martinson, and time work in Lynwood-Compton (D.D.S.) and Paul E. Seaward; area. Call (213) 636-5189 or (213) daughters. Charlotte Merle Sea- Elder Calvin Robinson, pastor 639-8436, Henry Schmidt. ward, Beth Steele. Francis Garrin- Advertising Policy ger and Barbara (Mrs. Frank) Wy- of the Liberty Park Church. man; 11 grandchildren and 4 great- News Charles Mesnard is the director AT YOUR SERVICE Advertising is limited to grandchildren. of music and Roy Younkers, Seventh-day Adventists except Wornow, Norman Irvine—b. New from California, is the cam- York City; d. Sept. 11. Pleasanton. Private room for elderly person or where a service may be ren- Survivors: wife, Trude: daughter, Notes paign manager. couple. Small SDA guest home, Santa Cruz. Cool, quiet acre of gar- dered to our members. Joan: son, Lowell; and 4 grand- frir A short time ago a date was daughters. Members are bringing their dens overlooking ocean and forests. All advertising must be sub- announced in these columns for Family atmosphere, home cooking, friends to the meetings and thoughtful care by experienced mitted through your local con- our fall workers' meeting. It many are knocking on doors Home Ec grad. Transportation to ference office—Communication was planned for November 3-6. doctor, church, shopping and camp and giving personal invitations meeting. Call (408) 438-2741 or write Department. The Recorder as- Heritage Singers Since that time, a number of to the public to attend the four- Millers, 3175 La Madrona Dr., Santa Cruz, CA 95060. sumes no responsibility for ad- conflicts have come to our at- week series. vertisements. tention in this scheduled meet- Keep the 7th Day Holy is what our Tuesday, October 1, 7:30 p.m. new license plate frames say. Why Advertisements are accepted Adventist Church If you have relatives or advertise where you purchased car ing, so we have had to re-sched- Santa Rosa, California friends living in the great Salt when you can tell people about 7th by local conferences for only ule our workers' meeting. It day. Pair of frames, $5. Send check 7:30 p.m. Lake City area to whom you one insertion at a time and Wednesday, October 2, will not be begin Sunday night, to Reach Out for Life, Box 658, Tentative would like an invitation sent, Exeter, CA 93221. printed as space permits—some- November 24, and continue Sabbath, October 5, 7:30 p.m. please call or write Mr. Roy Licensed facility for emotionally times up to six weeks before through Tuesday night, Novem- disturbed children has opening for publication. Adventist Church ber 26. It will be held as orig- Younkers, P.O. Box 9032, Salt 2 ambulatory girls, ages 5-13. T.L.C. Bishop, California Home, Mrs. Thelma Tompkins, Box All advertisements must be inally planned in Reno. Lake City, UT 84109, or phone 95, Angwin, CA 94508; (707) 965-3802. Sunday, October 6, 7:30 p.m. (801) 277-8014. approved by the local pastor and vi A number of programs and Need program material? The 1-hr. sent to your conference office Las Vegas Jr. Academy sound-color film, "Prepare for the Las Vegas, California plans for the expansion of the We invite our readers to join Storm!" depicting family survival with the $6 for 50 words or less. work in the Nevada-Utah Con- us in prayer that the Holy Spir- in the forest, and general informa- Make checks or money orders Monday, October 7, 7:30 p.m. tion on wilderness living is your Central Adventist Church ference will be studied at that it will be poured out mightily in answer. For rental or purchase payable to the Recorder. Phoenix, Arizona time. Since the meeting imme- this great citadel of Mormon- price, information on memberships ism so that many will learn of and equipment, write to Outdoor Tuesday, October 8, 7:30 p.m. diately precedes the Thanks- Universal Training, Box 1283, Mad- Adventist Church Jesus in the light of the great ison, TN 37115. giving holiday, we trust our AT REST Safford, Arizona Seventh - day Adventist mes- Shady Lane Guest Home, licensed workers may be able to visit for 6 patients. Smog free. in heart Archer, Pearl R.—b. May 18, 1905, Wednesday, October 9, 7:30 p.m. with friends that otherwise sage. of Redwoods. Walking distance to Missouri; d. Aug. 28, St. Helena. Adventist Church store and SDA church. Ambulatory Survivors: wife, Dorothy; sons, would not be possible. E. E. Cobb. patients, men only. Beulah Zach- Ralph L., Robert R., Floyd M.; Tucson, Arizona

Pacific Union Recorder / September 30, 1974 7

PACIIFIIC N C LIEGE aAJ muLn 11111/11LIC A3 I MUCH TWICE AS MUCH PUC Sends Out over 50 SM's This year, more than 50 Pa- In a recent letter to PUC Relationship o North 1rnerna's Sabha h Schott Offerings to Tithe cific Union College students will President, Dr. John W. Cassell, work in schools, hospitals, dis- General Conference Associate 1111 none°. MEM pensaries and jungle outposts Youth Director Charles D. Mar- throughout the world as mem- tin expressed his appreciation 1101 MEM A bers of the largest Student Mis- for "the excellent missionary sion force ever sent out since spirit on (the PUC) campus." MEM AM the program's inception in 1959. Noel Gardner, PUC student In 1964, PUC started its SM association president, feels I ME program with one student mis- are two main reasons for stu- sionary and since 1969 has held dent interest in the SM pro- the distinction of sending more gram. "Students feel they can student missionaries to foreign make a real contribution to- service than any other Seventh- wards the goals of the church day Adventist college or uni- through their involvement in versity. foreign mission service and they PUC Offers Evening Courses WIN in Religion for the Community Pacific Union College's reli- program to test community in- APPIP:im gion department will offer two terest and participation. It ,Numinill evening classes this fall as a could eventually lead to a reg- community service to Seventh- ular night class program for the day Adventists in the Angwin community if it is successful." and Napa Valley areas. Religion Department Chair- Eschatology (last-day events) man Dr. John Staples feels the will be offered Monday and two classes will fill a spiritual Wednesday evenings from 7:30 PUC bio-physics major Jim Van and intellectual need for lay- Arsdale stands beside a "stone to 8:45 while Righteousness by men in the PUC vicinity. Faith will be taught Thursday grandfather" on the Korean 2 2 2 2 2 "Eschatology and righteous- evenings from 7:30 to 8:20. island of Cheju located about ness by faith are two areas of Teaching the classes are Dr. 200 miles from the port-city of tremendous importance to Ad- While most Sabbath school members gave last Sab- Roger W. Coon, Eschatology, Pusan where Jim is director of ventists, and we feel it is im- and Carl Coffman, Righteous- bath toward the special needs of the South American portant to share with the com- the Pusan language school. ness by Faith. Division, the reminder comes, Did you try to give twice- munity the educational ben- Church members may take as-much? The 2X plan would assure new buildings for efits that aren't always avail- see it as a life-enriching experi- the classes at a fee of $15 if no the Amazonas Agricultural School and a new theology able to church members." ence to be able to travel, learn credit is desired. Regular tui- center for Brazil Collette. foreign customs and to rely tion rates will be charged for "We hope," says Staples, "that fully on God's help and guid- Would YOU like to send the church treasurer a check those wishing credit. this is just a beginning of more ance." to double your offering? This is the first time a class community service and ex- According to PUC Student at PUC has been available for change." Additional information Missionary Sponsor Dr. Par- the community on this basis, about the classes may be ob- shall Howe, students raise as according to Academic Dean tained by contacting the PUC much of their travel expenses Fall Rally Features Assemblyman Dr. John Christian. "It's a pilot religion department. as possible through solicitations La Sierra's Annual Fall Dr. McLennan, known as the and sponsorships and the PUC Rally for Alumni and Friends "Singing Legislator," will pro- Forum Series Begins October 24 SM fund makes up the differ- will feature California State vide music in addition to an ence. When they arrive at their (63rd District) interview by A national columnist, lectur- Johnson and Nixon. He has destination, all they receive for their efforts is room and board As se mblyman Master of Cer- er, author-educator and a for- authored two books on the pres- and occasionally a small sti- Robert McLen- emonies Isaac mer commissioner of the Fed- idency: "John F. Kennedy, pend from the local conference. nan and Gen- Sanders. D r . eral Communications Commis- President: A Reporter's Inside eral Conference Sanders, associ- sion will be featured in the Story" and "A Very Personal Vice - president ate professor of 1974-75 Forum Series at Paci- Presidency: Lyndon B. Johnson Accordionist Floren Neal C. Wilson radiology at fic Union College. in the White House." on Thursday, Loma Linda On October 24, Hugh Sidey, Nicholas Johnson, the con- Opens PUC's '14-75 October 10, at University, has chief, Time-Life News Service troversial Federal Communica- 6:30 p.m., at the received t h e in Washington, Commissioner from 1966 Bob McLennan Dr. Sanders tions Concert Series Oct. 5 Montebello Outstanding D.C., and a reg- to 1973, is scheduled for Janu- Accordionist Myron Floren Country Club in East Los An- Teacher Award seven times ular columnist ary 16. Johnson's topic is "How geles. since 1964. He's currently at the will open Pacific Union Col- for Time, will to Talk Back to Your Televi- lege's Concert Series on Octo- White Memorial Medical Cen- speak on "The sion Set." ter in Los Angeles. ber 5 at 8 p.m. in Pacific Audi- Won. TABU National Polit- Author-educator Alex Haley torium. ical Scene." Friday, October 4 Dinner tickets at $5 each are will lecture on "Black Heritage: Floren, the famous Lawrence available up to 48 hours before A fourth-gen- A Saga of Black History" on Welk Orchestra accordionist Angwin 6:48 Riverside 6:30 the event by calling Linda Ve- eration journal- April 10. Haley, author of "The Chico 6:45 San Diego 6:30 and assistant band director, verka in Los Angeles, 284-3539, ist, Sidey has Autobiography of Malcolm X" started playing the accordion at Eureka 6:54 Phoenix 6:09 Hugh Sidey traveled with Fresno 6:39 Las Vegas 6:20 or Willeta Carlsen in Riverside, and "Roots," is a frequent con- age 7 and worked his way into Lodi 6:44 Reno 6:37 785-2102. former Presidents Kennedy, tributor to national magazines the Welk organization in 1950. Loma Linda 6:30 Moab 6:56 such as Atlantic, Harper's and Although his favorite music Los Angeles 6:33 Salt Lake 7:05 Saturday Review. is the polka, he plays from Oakland 6:48 Hilo 6:06 "Our objective," says Dean of classical to pop rhythm. He has San Jose 6:47 Honolulu 6:17 ADDRESS CHANGE Name Students David R. Igler, "is to written numerous compositions Friday, October 11 If you are moving, please send your feature speakers who will stim- and published a popular series Angwin 6:38 Riverside 6:21 ADDRESS CHANGE three weeks New Address ulate campus discussion in con- of accordion instruction books. Chico 6:34 San Diego 6:21 in advance. Give your new address temporary political, economic, Single general - admission in the next column, clip out this Eureka 6:43 Phoenix 6:00 City social, moral and cultural is- tickets are available for $3. A Fresno 6:29 Las Vegas 6:10 entire form, including your address sues." limited number of reserved-seat Lodi 6:33 Reno 6:26 below, and mail to State Zip Code Specific times and locations tickets will be available for an Loma Linda 6:20 Moab 6:45 Circulation Department, for each forum speaker will additional $1. For further in- Pacific Union Recorder, New subscriptions must be given Los Angeles 6:24 Salt Lake 6:54 appear in later issues of the formation, call the Office of Stu- Oakland 6:38 Hilo 6:00 Box 36, Angwin, CA 94508 to your local church clerk. San Jose 6:36 Honolulu 6:10 PLEASE INCLUDE YOUR FORM ER ADDRESS PRINTED BELOW. Recorder. dent Affairs, (707) 965-7362.

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