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Robert H. Pierson Resigns Neal C. Wilson Elected President Of The General Conference

Robert H. Pierson resigned Monday, October 16

during the 1978 Annual Council in Washington, D.C.

He stated that this was done for health reasons on io r the advice of his doctors. ta Elder Pierson has served the church for many years in North America, India, Inter-America and Trans-Africa, prior to his election in 1966 as On General Conference President of the Seventh-day wa, Adventist Church. On October 17, Neal C. Wilson, Vice President, ha North American Division was chosen to lead the world Robert H. Pierson Os church as President of the General Conference of 8 Seventh-day Adventists.

Elder Wilson received his education at Vincent 97 Hill School, India, Pacific , 1

and the Theological Seminary, , 2,

Michigan. In Poona, India he began his denominational service as an accountant and he has served in ber various capacities in India as well as the Middle em East Division. In 1959 Elder Wilson returned to North America and after two years in the Central California Conference, he joined the Columbia Nov Union as Departmental Secretary and then as President. Since 1966 Elder Wilson has served as General Conference Vice-President for North America. His book Return of the Jews has been used extensively by the Arab League throughout the Middle East and while there he negotiated to open the Adventist work in several areas. Elder Wilson and his wife Elinor (nee Neumann) XLVII, have two children, Norman and Shirley (Mrs. John

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Neal C. Wilson More details next page. lu Vo able to fill some appointments we had looked forward to filling, but arrange- ments will be made to care for these. As soon as we understood what t e future held I spoke with Elder Franz a d Elder Emmerson. Last evening I had t'e vice-presidents of the General Conference and the division presidents with me, and (I conveyed to them the decision of th doctors. It's harvest time, brethren, and it' 1,000 (baptisms)-a-day time. This has not been an easy decision for Mrs. Pierson and me to make. We love our work. We love the Advent workers and members around the world. Every one of you is precious to us. I want to express iI my deepest appreciation to all of you— i world leaders and General Conference i office staff alike—for all that you have done to make 12-and-a-half wonderful years for Mrs. Pierson and me here in

Elder Pierson introduces new president-elect of the General Conference, Neal C. Wilson. Washington and around the world where we have traveled. You have been an inspiration and an encouragement to both At the close of the devotional message after much prayer and agonizing, Mrs. of us. presented by J. R. Spangler to Annual Pierson and I made such a decision. This is not goodbye this morning. We Council delegates, Monday morning, Oc- Eight years of service in emerging, will be with you for a few more weeks. In tober 16, Robert H. Pierson announced exploding Africa with all of its pressures the meantime, let us go right ahead with that after prayerful consideration he had and perplexities and 12-and-one-half our work as usual. There is yet much to decided to accept the advice of physicians years of happy, but problem- and stress- be done at this Annual Council. We have to give up his work as president of the filled, years in Washington have taken no time to lose. We have a work to finish, General Conference. As might be ex- their toll. Our physicians tell us we must a work of preparation to be effected in pected, the audience was shocked. Few shift our burdens to younger shoulders. every life in preparation for the return of had known that during the past year We had hoped we could complete our our Lord—in our day! Yes, brethren and Elder Pierson had been subject to tran- term of service in 1980 at Dallas, but sisters, it must be in our day! sient ischemic attacks when under extra- apparently the Lord has other plans for My pen, my voice, as long as God gives ordinary pressure. During the attacks us and for the church. In harmony with me strength, will be dedicated to this one numbness developed on his left side. medical counsel we plan to leave Washing- all-consuming passion! We solicit an inter- Doctors warned that unless he was re- ton for a few weeks' rest and then retire est in your prayers, and may God bless lieved of his responsibilities, the risk of a January 3, 1979. We are sorry not to be and keep every one of you. stroke would be high. After announcing his decision to re- tire, Elder Pierson made a solemn appeal to church leaders and members, urging that they do all in their power to main- tain the distinctiveness of the Advent 70 Years of Movement and resist the trend toward worldliness in the church. Ingathering Elder Pierson's message to the council There come times in our experience when we have to make decisions that we would prefer not to make—decisions that 1908-1978 cut deep into one's heart and that have far-reaching effects. Last Sabbath morn- ing before we went to ,

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2 Canadian Adventist Messenger Thoughts On Church Schools

by Janet Brock, M.A., former teacher, Public School System

Each week we hear mission reports of struggles overseas to Now let us turn for a moment to some of the more open schools, to keep them open and to adequately equip sensational aspects of public school life. The public school of them. We hear of students who suffer persecution to go to our yesteryear, with respect and discipline an integral part, is not schools, who spend everything they have to be able to go. We always so easily found these days. As a teacher in a public praise the Lord that these schools are able to keep going school classroom here in Canada, I have been sworn at. I have because we know that many souls are won to the Lord had a twelve-year-old girl sob to me that her former boyfriend through them. We believe in this great work of education. was telling other boys that she slept around. A friend of mine Why then, why, are 50% of S.D.A. children in public told me of her experiences in an Ontario high school within schools?* Why, when we recognize that Christian education the last ten years. She personally held the heads of students saves souls? We recognize that Christian education overseas is nauseated by drugs in school washrooms and wondered each very necessary and right, but what about here at home as well? day if her locker would be used as a safe storage place for I'm sure you've heard the gamut of excuses given by many drugs despite her constant refusals. Are these the kind of for not sending their children to church schools. Three of companions you want for your child? these reasons are: (1) Public schools give a better level of "It's a strengthening experience to be an example to the education. (2) "I went to public school and it didn't hurt me a world." Really? Do you as a grown adult tend to frequent bit." (3) It's a strengthening experience to be an example to areas where your lifestyle and beliefs are constantly under the world. attack? Don't you try to find people who are sympathetic to Do public schools give a better level of education? No. I your ideals for your companions? And yet some would send have taught in both the public school and the church school their child to a place where their religious beliefs may often be and the answer is no, academically. Of course, we mustn't ridiculed, where their dress and deportment may set them forget that true education is the harmonious development of miserably apart. Ellen G. White didn't believe it was a the physical, mental and spiritual powers, not just the strengthening experience, for she wrote, "Let the youth who mental.** The public school does develop these three powers; are forming character be kept away from places where they but is the spiritual power developed in quite the way most would have to mingle with a great company of unbelievers."- S.D.A. parents would like? Testimonies Vol. 8 p. 225. She further writes that parents Another argument often heard is, "I went to public school cannot always expect to keep their children in the faith only and it didn't hurt me a bit". The speaker may well be a pillar by living a godly life at home. "Whether or not our youth who of the S.D.A. church, so what is the answer to this argument? have received wise instruction and training from godly parents We could say very quickly that while it may not have hurt, it will continue to be sanctified through the truth depends certainly didn't help. The child who goes to public school largely upon the influence that, after leaving their homes, they misses the experience of being taught with Christian and meet among those to whom they look for Christian instruc- particularly S.D.A. ideals intertwined with all aspects of his tion." Testimonies Vol. 8 p. 226. school life, not just in religion classes. But I doubt very much What do you want for your child? Would you like to have if the child you send to public school will escape unscathed. your child taught by teachers who believe as you do in the Harm in the public school does not always take the form of great God of the universe and His Son, the Saviour of the alcohol, drugs, and promiscuity. There are many subtler forms world? To have companions who live not for the current rock as well. What about the personable young teacher your child group but for Jesus Christ? To not have to worry about a little admires so much? One day his teacher, his example, casually something slipped into his chocolate milk or whether this says, "How could any intelligent person believe in creation?" year's track meet will be held on Saturday or not? Or maybe it's the total lack of social life. Your child twiddles True education is the harmonious development of the his thumbs while his pals go to Thursday night movies, Friday spiritual, physical and mental powers. Your child will get an night pajama parties and Saturday night dances. He can't even education in all three at the public school, too, but will it be discuss the Saturday morning cartoons with his friends. Where exactly what you had in mind? The education we do our best does your child learn how to mingle with ease in a social to obtain for children in the mission field is also needed for setting with his peers? our children. *, "You can't afford not to", **See Ellen G. White, Education, p. 13. August 3, 1978, p. 9. L. L. Reile Suffers Injury by L. R. Krenzler, Director, Communication Department, Canadian Union Conference

Elder L. L. Reile has suffered a serious eye injury. He was replacing a spring which slipped and struck him in the face, necessitating almost a week's hospitalization. Careful examinations have been conducted regularly revealing eye injuries requiring additional time to heal. Doctors have assured him that the retina is all right. Please pray for his healing so he can continue his heavy church responsibilities as he so much wants to do. He often speaks of finishing the Lord's work so we can go home. Let's all make this our aim. We are overdue here.

Vol. 47, No. 21, November 2, 1978 3 Health Ministry - "Taste of Nature" by G. D. Strunk, Director Ministries

Many church members have said, "We own. "Taste of Nature" has six complete helps people appreciate the value of what would like to put on a cooking school but programs, so it does not exhaust the topic they are receiving, and charging per fam- we don't know how". of vegetarian cooking. Eventually there ily rather than per person encourages It was to meet that kind of need that will be six more. These six can be offered husbands and children to come also. We the "Taste of Nature Cooking School over and over again without fear of are ministering to the whole family. Manual" was developed. It is complete repetition to the community. Instructor's "Cooking schools should be established, with organization instructions, complete Kits are available through either your and house-to-house instruction should be lectures, recipes, devotional and public Conference health secretary or through given in the art of cooking wholesome relations materials and participant maga- Concerned Communications, Box 700, food." Testimonies Vol. 9, p. 161. zines to hand out to the people. So, even Arroyo Grande, California 93420. The lecture material and the recipes if a person has never done a cooking A word about cooking schools. Our are in harmony with the nutrition goals school before, he should be able to do so own church members need them. But it is of Canada and the recently recommended by following the instructions. usually more successful to present a U.S. dietary goals, as well as the Spirit of The new manual is not written to program for the community and the Prophecy. Care has been taken to give to replace cooking schools already in pro- church at the same time. the public food preparations that truly cess, although it may certainly supple- A cooking school should not be an help to prevent heart disease, cancer and ment programs that have already been expense to the local church. A reasonable other degenerative diseases while at the created by courageous individuals. After charge of $10.00 per family covers the same time being practical, convenient and having followed this manual a few times cost of the Instructor's Kit plus handout economical. It is important, however, some persons will be able to write their materials and samples. A registration fee that recipes be read and followed to preserve this integrity.

Seminars In "The full message telecast" Canada

Pastor George Vandeman and his associate Lonnie Mela- shenko, have been in Canada for another round of Revelation Seminars. The first one they had was in Yellowknife on September 28, at which 30 people were present. We look forward to the continuing seminars with the people who came to study that evening with Pastor Vandeman. The team then went to British Columbia where they had seminars in Victoria, Vancouver, Prince George and Kelowna. The seminars were a real success. Many very fine people came to the seminars. The non-Adventist attendance in Victoria ran at over 80% and in Vancouver probably 70%. The other seminars probably ran at 50% non-Adventist people attending. We are glad for all of these guests that have come and hope that they will continue on the following seminars for further studies. Pastor and Mrs. Vandeman are on the road a great deal and it so happened that they were at Vancouver, British Columbia at the Bayshore Inn for the seminar on Sunday, the day of their 40th wedding anniversary. It was a complete surprise Pastor and Mrs. George Vandeman on their 40th wedding anniversary at the Bayshore Inn at Vancouver, B.C. The bouquet of red roses is from when this was announced to 340 people attending the seminar /1W Canada, and the yellow roses held by Mrs. Vandeman are from 1114, Cont. on p. 13 in California.

4 Canadian Adventist Messenger Report From The Radio, Television and Film Center by Theda Kuester, Assistant, Public Relations, North American Broadcasters Visit Adventist Media Center George Vandeman, director/speaker of the international It Is Written telecast, Lonnie Melashenko To speaks to one of several segments of participants who convened in Oxnard, California for a North American Broadcasters Council. Appear on It Is Written The approximate 100 General Conference personnel, religious broadcasters, and others attending the four-day council spent one entire day at the Radio, Television and Adding a stimulating new dimension Film Center in Thousand Oaks. They toured the three buildings now completed of the to the it Is Written international telecast, proposed five-building complex and observed different phases of radio and television with George Vandeman as speaker/direc- productions. tor, Lonnie Melashenko, associate direc- Divided into small groups, each section was led by an experienced tour guide, and tor of It Is Written, will appear on the as each group visited the production studio, Pastor Vandeman told them of the It Is program in a supportive role. Written telecast, its history, plans for the future, and soul-winning results. Beginning with the production of twelve new programs in August, Mela- shenko is making the book and gift offers, formerly made by Elder Vande- man, at the close of each program. According to David L. Jones, produc- tion manager of the it Is Written telecast, the program is now covering 45% of television homes in the , 50% of Canadian television homes, and 80% of Australian television homes, po- tentially covering about 40 million tele- vision homes on a worldwide basis, as of September 25. "Plans are soon to be unveiled," re- ports Elder Vandeman, "for what we hope can be the complete saturation of all North America." An average of 28 to 38 new programs are produced yearly. The next production period is slated for late November when an additional twelve programs will be videotaped.

"Founders Wall," a mural commemorating the efforts of the founders of Seventh-day Adventist broadcast outreach, was recently installed at the Adventist media center in Newbury Park, California. Among those present were: (from left): George E. Vandeman of it Is Written William A. Lonnie Melashenko, associate director of It Is Fagal of Faith for Today. H. M. S. Richards of the , and H. M. S. Richards, Jr., Written, will be making the book and gift offers Milton Peverini of La Voz de la Esperanza, and Walter Arties. producer/coordinator of The Rival'', on the newly-videotaped television programs. of Life.

Vol. 47, No. 21, November 2, 1978 5 Quebec Camp Meeting Impressions

Camp meeting Quebec. A unique spiritual moment in time. A Laurentian Mountain camp with a "mountain-top" experience. A coming together of up to 1,200 brothers and sisters. Saints and sinners. Searching, sharing. People's questions. God's answers. Words for the body (Kettering Medical Center's Dr. M. Schaffner and Youngberg Memorial Hospital's Dr. R. J. Steele). Words for the soul (J. J. Aitken, C. L. Brooks, and S. Monnier from the General Conference; L. L. Reile, L. G. Lowe, G. E. Maxson, and B. Edsell from the Canadian Union; P. Moores from the International Audio-Visual Service; and N. 0. Matthews from Canadian Union College). Music from C.U.C. Books from A.B.C. Conviction. Decision. Nine newborn Christians sealing their vows with God in baptism under a July thunderstorm. Camp meeting Quebec. Ten days for Eternity. Brenda Bond Kis Quebec Association

Elder L. L. Reile addressing the audience at camp meeting. Elder Morosoli translating in Elder J. J. Aitken speaking to young people. French. Pastor M. Kis translating in French.

Elder S. Monnier from the General Conference making Baptisms at Quebec camp meeting. Candidates were from various churches in the province. an altar call. Elder D. Rebsomen translating in English. 6 Canadian Adventist Messenger Quebec Youth Camps 1978 From July 30 to August 12, 1978, two than-a-man "beach" ball. He also gave tance of Small Things", was developed youth camps were held at Quebec's some invaluable advice to keep camp through worship talks (kind words, S.D.A. Camp Coureur de Bois in the routine running smoothly. Mr. John Gue- smiles, orderliness. . .) and films (the life Laurentian Mountains. Under the direc- nin from showed slides of insects, the formation of snow crystals, tion of Pastor Miroslav Kis, teen camp of the school accompanied by a recording etc.). Teen camp focused on "Victory in then junior camp were filled with out- of the prize-winning music by Kingsway Christ", freedom from all types of addic- door games, craft periods, duties, hikes, College Band. Following a promotional tion. films, worships and discussions. Three talk, he made available brochures, school The over 100% increase in campers guests provided the sixty-seven campers papers, and application forms to inter- this summer is an encouraging sign that with special physical and mental stimula- ested campers. Dr. M. Schaffner from parents as well as youth are becoming tion. Kettering Medical Center in Ohio dis- aware of the important part camp can Elder Bill Edsell, Canadian Union cussed physical addiction (drugs, cigar- play in the formation of our Christian Youth leader, joined the juniors for some ettes, alcohol) with the teens. adolescents. Brenda Bond Kis "ball games" featuring his gigantic taller- The Junior camp theme, "The Impor- Quebec Association

David and Hazel Brooks were baptized from the Kitchener and Harriston last month and the Romanovskis are churches. With approximately 100 adults preparing for this occasion as well. On and youth in attendance, much fun and that beautiful Sabbath, when David and fellowship was enjoyed. At that time, a Hazel were baptized, their infant son, special gift and celebration cake was Daniel was also dedicated to the Lord by presented to the Schnierl couple. For Pastor Orpana in the Brantford Church. many years Mrs. Schnierl has been the Basil Van Dieman, Elder treasurer for the Kitchener church and is Brantford S.D.A. Church presently the Dorcas leader. Congratula- "Encounter" Series tions to the couple! Effective In Brantford * * * Joy of another form was found in the Evangelism by means of large public Kitchener church when a longtime visitor meetings is not always the most effective made his total commitment to Christ. way to win souls. In fact, Ellen White James Quessey was baptized in the name wrote in the year 1904 (Review & Herald, Dec.) that "There are families who will of Christ on August 19. We are very pleased to welcome this joyful Christian never be reached by the truth of God's Word unless His servants enter their into our family, and are confident that we will see God's special plan in his life homes". A beautiful example of cooperation fulfilled. involving a church member, the church Kurt Mitchell elder and the pastor, resulted in the baptism of two precious souls in Brant- ford, who became interested in the Pictured are some of those in attendance at the Mr. A. E. Carley Bible Seminar, held at North Park Collegiate by being contacted in their home. School, Brantford, conducted by Pastors Or- Celebrates Ninetieth Birthday Brother Edwin Clarke contacted David pana and Szerecz. Former Osh- and Hazel Brooks in their home and awa resident, referred them to Brother Basil Van Die- Kitchener News now retired in man, the church elder, who immediately Mr. and Mrs. Karl Schnierl of 85 Florida, Mr. A. introduced them to the "Encounter" Albert Street, Waterloo celebrated their E. Carley cele- series of audio-visual studies. The studies golden wedding anniversary on July 5, brated his ninti- continued through the winter and into 1978. They were married in Liegnitz, eth birthday on the spring of this year and later developed Germany. The celebration was held in September 27. into a seminar group at the home of Don California. In attendance were the Mr. A. E. Carley Mr. Carley was and Helen Romanovskis of Brantford. couple's children, Hilman Schnierl and foreman at the College Wood Products at When Pastors Orpana and Szerecz Monica Nelson, both of California, along Kingsway College and later began a health started their public Bible Seminar at the with four grandchildren and many food business, Carley's Foods, Ltd. North Park Collegiate School in Brant- friends, some from as far away as Ger- Mr. and Mrs. Carley now reside at 711 ford in March this year, the Brooks and many. Crystal Drive, Ocoee, Florida 32761 the Romanovskis were eager participants On August 20, a church picnic was where he enjoys gardening and the warm and took their stand for Christ. held with a combined representation climate.

Vol. 47, No. 21, November 2, 1978 7 Visitor From Ukraine Baptized

Revelation Seminars PERSONAL APPEARANCE George E. Vandeman and staff A Unique Experience in Under- standing the Bible for Yourself.

MARCH, 1979, in ONTARIO

Ottawa — March 1, Chateau Laurier Toronto — March 3, Toronto Hilton (Harbour Castle) Hamilton — March 4, Holiday Inn Brother Michail Lutyk and Pastor A. Zaft. September 19 was a special occasion for the Toronto Ukrainian Church when In this revolutionary program you will master a system of chain Bible marking that will Michail Lutyk, visiting from Bukovina, enable you to turn with ease to Scripture texts and important subjects without Ukraine, was baptized. He was led to memorization and without the use of notes aside from those written right in your Bible. Plan to attend and bring your friends. accept Christ by his sister, who before her death urged him to surrender his life to Christ and be baptized. He came to visit Villeneuve Children his brother Nick in Canada who also • Dedicated at Sudbury encouraged him to take this step. He became convinced that he should be On Sabbath, September 16, our baptized before returning to his home- church witnessed the dedication of three land and his request was made known to children. Pastor Steve and Christine Ville- Pastors A. Zaft and W. Polishuk. Pastor neuve presented their children to God— Polishuk reviewed with him the principle Benjamin, Amanda and Jennifer. The teachings of the Bible and found him to ceremony was performed by Elder Beck, be very knowledgeable in the Scriptures. who was guest speaker for the day. He was then baptized in a special cere- May these little ones lives be enriched mony in the presence of few close friends Elder Neville George baptizing Patty Calahan by their being nurtured in the footsteps by Pastor Zaft. and Roy Frenzel. of our precious Jesus Christ. A. Zaft, Pastor only, he answered the advertisement and Cecile Genereux Toronto Ukrainian Church came. He was impressed by how the staff Communication Secretary "wore" its religion. Sudbury S.D.A. Church Two Baptized at He asked to be a junior staff member for 1978 and was accepted for a four New Frenda Youth Camp week stint. However, his total effort and On Sabbath afternoon, August 26, support was , he spent 8 weeks on Patty Calahan and Roy Frenzel were staff. baptized in Lake Rosseau at New Frenda On July 22, he decided to be a Youth Camp. Patty joins the Oshawa Seventh-day Adventist Christian and College Park church and Roy the Willow- talked with his parents about it. He dale church. studied church doctrines for the next Patty has always been a sweet girl and several weeks and fully accepted them. chose to witness for her God by baptism Roy plans to enter Andrews University this summer. in the fall of 1979. Roy was raised a Roman Catholic. He Let us rejoice with these two young further dedicated himself as a Christian people as they go forward sharing their when he attended the former Keswick faith. Youth Camp. When the camp was re- Neville George Front left to right: Benjamin Arthur, Amanda Youth Director Jean, Jennifer Vanessa and Mrs. Christine Ville- opened in 1977 and advertised a special neuve. Pastor E. C. Beck, left joins Pastor session which was for non-Adventists Ontario Conference of S.D.A. Villeneuve after the children's dedication.

8 Canadian Adventist Messenger Golden Wedding Pathfinders Participate Baptisms at Harvey For Jake and Jean Buhler at Tantallon and Tantallon The Pathfinders of the Tantallon It was a day of rejoicing for the S.D.A. Church participated in the church Harvey Seventh-day Adventist church as service on September 23, under the direc- they received Chris Perrin into fellowship tion of the Club's leader, Pastor David subject to her baptism. Crook and deputy director, Brother Bill Chris had been studying to become a Harrington. minister in her church, but as she studied Part of the group informed the congre- deeper into the Bible she became dissatis- gation of the special dates signifying fied. Her husband told her that the events that took place which led to the Seventh-day Adventist church in town foundation of the Pathfinder Club as we followed the Bible and lived their faith. know it today. As a result of her husband's recommenda- Our Pathfinder Club at Tantallon is tion, Chris began attending church in progressing very well since it was estab- Harvey. Bible studies resulted and Chris lished last winter. decided to make a full committment and Anne Hurshman join with the remnant church. Communication Secretary Chris is already busy sharing her faith Tantallon S.D.A. Church in her community and with her family. On Sabbath, September 16, Beth Hutt took her stand for Christ by baptism at Mr. Mrs. Jake Buhler the Tantallon S.D.A. Church with Pastor David Crook officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Buhler were hon- For several months, Beth attended ored recently by the presence of family church and had Bible studies with the and friends at the celebration of their Pastor. She also enjoyed the evangelistic 50th wedding anniversary. Approxi- meetings held by Pastor Crook in Febru- mately 70 guests gathered at Camp Hope ary, 1978. for an evening meal and entertainment. It is our prayer that the Lord will bless Jake and Jean's family provided an in- Beth and that through her influence, sight into the lives of their parents. There others may be drawn to our wonderful were many beautiful musical selections Tantallon Pathfinders giving the history of the Pathfinder Club. Saviour. by family members and friends. Paul Amoroso came from California especially to play his violin. The family, from the Carribbean and California, were joined by friends from California, Oregon and various centres in British Columbia for the celebration. Jake is now retired and devotes many hours to the development of Camp Hope. Jake and Jean attribute their belief in God to the completion of 50 happy years together. V. Miller Communication Secretary Abbotsford S.D.A. Church

70 Years of Agal Ingathering minim The Zealand Pathfinders under the leadership Evangelismmom of Mary Hanson and Jean Estey ended their 1908-1978 llel'AV club year September 24, 1978 by a Walk-a- Thon. They raised $208.21 for their club. They Beth Hutt receives baptismal certificate from have also been active in Ingathering. Pastor David Crook.

Vol. 47, No. 21, November 2, 1978 9 Your Dorcas Society - Dull or Delightful? Here's What They're Doing In Edmonton

Sorting old clothes, making quilts and have not only been a blessing to many umbrella was a Day Camp in early sum- preparing food hampers is synonymous but downright enjoyable. mer. with the word "Dorcas" for many people. For instance, last December they or- As the ladies observed the active but Dull? Not if you have the imagination ganized an elegant Christmas banquet for attentive boys and girls taking part in the and adventuresome spirit of the Dorcas Senior Citizens. Church members were various activities, and as they recognized ladies of the Edmonton Central Church. asked to turn in names of any senior this one and that one having received Their activities of the past year have been citizens of their acquaintance. A formal clothing or a food hamper earlier in the anything but mundane. invitation was then sent out to them. The year, their radiant and happy faces No, they have not given up old food committee was asked to plan and showed that "sorting old clothes" and clothes, for how could we clean our prepare a delicious dinner. The youth of preparing food hampers was well worth it closets twice a year? The making of quilts the church provided transportation to the after all. and other hand-made items keeps many a banquet and also helped with the serving What new adventure will they involve senior citizen feeling useful. And there of the meal. The church school children the church in? We won't have to wait are still hungry people knocking at our and teachers provided a delightful musical long to find out. One thing is certain, doors. But under the direction of Mrs. program. In essence, the entire church these dedicated ladies will continue to Lillian Waller, our Community Services was involved. foster a spirit of togetherness within the Director and her imaginative and daring A sunshine band was then organized, church family. assistant, Mrs. Hilda Kropf, the Dorcas involving again people of all ages — Anne Krpalek Society has managed to motivate a large visiting various nursing homes. Edmonton Central S.D.A. Church portion of the church into activities that Then another first under the Dorcas

Temperance Booth Manned by Edmonton Youth Walk-a-thon Raises $468.00 For Investment Nine children, together with their lead- ers Betty Ann Boucher and Dennis Green of the Leduc Junior-Earliteen Sabbath School Department, held an Investment Walk-A-Thon on Sunday, October 1, 1978. The walk was for a total of 20 miles along the highway from Leduc to Calmar. The group started at 8 a.m. from the church and completed their 20-mile walk about 3:30 p.m. after having had to walk against a very strong northwest wind for a portion of the way. Six of the children completed the full 20 miles with no one having walked less than 17 miles. The youngest child taking part was 9 years old. Darryl Littman and Kerry Kruger together with Dennis Green Fire Chief Walter Wilson visits the booth, I he large cigarette contains the amount of tobacco in alternately ran and walked the whole one pack a day for a year. distance, finishing before the others. The youth of the Greater Edmonton Wilson, answered some questions. One The walk ended with lunch at the area manned a booth at the Edmonton question Joan Thompson asked him was home of Ray and Esther Littman for a exhibition (in three-hour shifts). They how many fires are started by cigarettes. very tired but happy group of young passed out literature such as Listen, Mr. Wilson stated that from all fires people who knew the Lord had really Smoke Signals, etc. and answered ques- started about 75%-80% are started by blessed them in their efforts to raise tions. Approximately 2,000-2,500 pieces cigarettes. money for His cause. of literature were passed out. Phil Brod Mrs. B. A. Boucher Assistant District Fire Chief, Walter 10 Canadian Adventist Messenger M. D. Lewis Special Guest in Edmonton

Search For Truth Crusade School Opens — Begins in Portage La Prairie Yorkton Junior Academy

Pastor L. E. Excitement filled the air as the school Tucker of the doors opened on September 5 for another international ra- year. di o broadcast, Dennis Winter, principal, announced a The Quiet Hour, registration of 47 children. Sixteen of and the Search these are in grades seven to ten, and telecast, will under his jurisdiction. open a week's Mrs. Marlene Kapiniak continues in ammilm04111°.""1/4 series of Bible her same classroom teaching 13 children messages in Por- in grades four to six. This year her class tage la Prairie will be doing practical work in addition beginning on to the regular subjects. October 27. Miss Sandi Beckwith, a new staff Meetings will be held in the lower hall, member, teaches grades one to three, July 21 and 22 was a special weekend Provincial Building, 25 Tupper Street with 18 enrolled. for the churches of Greater Edmonton. North. Such fascinating topics as "Satanic There is a new building on the school Elder M. D. Lewis, a revivalist of the Spectacular" and "Psychics and Proph- premises — the "Tiny Tot Chalet", which Southern Union, was guest speaker. He ets" will be presented nightly. houses the preschoolers, ages three to six, gave a series of lectures on the last-day A frequent world traveler and former and is "mothered" by Miss Kathy Hold- events, explaining the meanings of the missionary to the Philippines, Pastor ing, along with a number of workers. symbols. He presented a prophetic chart, Tucker has had many thrilling exper- As the school commemorates its tenth showing the message of the three angels iences to relate to his listeners. You won't anniversary, it is most encouraging to and where we are as a people. want to miss any of these unforgettable note the increase in enrollment — from 7 Phil Brod messages! ten years ago, to 52 (this is the latest Communication Secretary figure since the registration date), this Edmonton S.D.A. Church year. For all this we praise God and we have faith that He will continue to bless our Farewell To The Watsons school program. CANADIAN UNION BAPTISMS Mrs. Janet Astolfi On the evening of September 27, the Communication Secretary 1977 members of the Edmonton Central SEPTEMBER 1978 Yorkton S.D.A. Church Church had a farewell potluck supper for Elder and Mrs. D. H. Watson. Pastor B C 169 225 Watson was the associate pastor for the African Pastor 201 256 Central Church for 2 years. ALBERTA Visits Moose Jaw The Watsons are taking a post at the MAN SASK 67 111 Karachi hospital as pastor for the staff The Moose Jaw church welcomed Pas- and people on the compound. ONTARIO 472 422 tor Adekunle Alalade as guest speaker at At the supper Pastor Watson closed his the 11:00 a.m. service August 10. Pastor speech with these words: "If we shall not QUEBEC 108 118 Alalade is literature evangelist in the see each other anymore on this old earth, Tugaske area during summer break at MARITIME 39 37 my wife and I will be looking for you on Andrews, where he is studying for his Master of Divinity. Pastor Alalade is the northeast corner of the New Jerusa- NFLD. 12 61 lem, God willing." formerly from Nigeria where he was Our wishes and prayers go along with UNION TOTAL 1068 1230 pastor and Bible teacher in our academy. Elder and Mrs. Watson as they go into A song in his native language added extra service again in a far-away field. interest to the message he presented. Phil Brod Linda Armson Communication Secretary Communication Secretary Edmonton Central S.D.A. Church Moose Jaw S.D.A. Church

Vol. 47, No. 21, November 2, 1978 11 - Items of General Interest -

New Medical Program Seeks Applicants

Adventist Paraplegic LOMA LINDA — The first year of a ing, or else assisting in routine laboratory physician's assistant training program is and screening techniques. Receives Citation now under way at Loma Linda Univer- They are also expected to perform sity, and already they are looking for new routine therapeutic procedures such as Mr. Alfred Brushett, a member of the applicants for the 79-80 school year injections, immunizations and sutures on Marystown Seventh-day Adventist beginning in June. superficial wounds. Depending on the Church, recently became the recipient of The concept of physician's assistants setting, they may instruct and counsel the Newfoundland "Paraplegic of the grew from the 1960's when soldiers with patients or assist the physicians in a Year" award. The citation, the first given medic training from the Vietnam war hospital setting. by the Newfoundland Division of the returned home. It was felt by some that Applicants must have completed col- Canadian Paraplegic Association, was ac- their medical training shouldn't be lege courses in biology, chemistry, micro- companied by a plaque, $150.00, and a wasted, so some of them were put to biology, physics, mathematics, anatomy new wheelchair. The Provincial House of work assisting doctors around the coun- and physiology, sociology, and psycho- Assembly passed a Resolution of Congrat- try. The idea spread and soon insitutions logy. A minimum of 96 quarter hours ulations to Mr. Brushett, on his receipt of were training people specifically for this from an accredited two or four year the award. task. college and a minimum of 2000 hours The award was given to Mr. Brushett As the occupation is currently prac- direct patient care experience, as well as in recognition of the tremendous task ticed, physician's assistants are expected acceptable SAT test scores are also re- which he is accomplishing in the face of to improve physicians' services by per- quired. great difficulty. forming time consuming medical tasks, Application forms and information are It is in the lives of his five children tradionally performed by licensed physi- available upon request by writing to: The that Alfred Brushett chose to achieve. cians. Each physician's assistant's tasks Physician's Assistant Program, Loma Lin- After six years dedicated to serving as vary, but almost all include taking de- da University Medical Center, Loma Lin- father, mother and homemaker, Alfred is tailed medical histories, performing com- da, California 92350 sure that the pursuit of no other goal plete physical examinations, and perform- Scot Roskelley could have been more challenging or more rewarding. Congratulations! CRBF Representative Interviewed on Radio

As a result of what he terms "uncom- all," said the manager who then asked mitted service", a special representative Moors for the interview. of the Christian Record Braille Founda- During the half-hour interview, Moors tion (CRBF) to New York City, was told the listeners about the free services recently interviewed on In Touch Net- offered by the CRBF which include works, the first full-time radio reading secular and sacred literature and records, and information service for the blind and and summer camps. He also shared his handicapped in metropolitan New York. philosophy of dealing with blind persons. This past summer Pastor William M. "I told them that sighted persons have Moors, the special CRBF representative to realize that blind persons are human Mr. Brushett, centre, is pictured with his lovely to New York City who is affiliated with beings too, and should be treated the family, Bob, Pam, Holly and Glen. Metro Ministries, learned about In Touch same as everybody else keeping in mind Networks and volunteered to read for the heavy emotional trauma of blind- them as his schedule allowed. ness," Moors says. Seminar Announcement Because he was willing to read for the Pointing out the difference between network without any obligation on their the other agencies for the blind in New A semi-annual Seminar in ana- part to publicize the CRBF, the manager York City and the CRBF, Moors empha- tomy, physiology, nutrition and invited Moors to be interviewed on the sized his round-the-clock availability to simple remedies will be held De- closed-circuit network. The interview was make personal visitations. cember 24-29 at Yuchi Pines Insti- subsequently broadcast over two com- Several blind persons who listened to tute. The Seminar is designed to mercial radio stations. the interview contacted Moors, and In promote medical missionary evan- When he first volunteered to read, he Touch Networks has discussed the possi- gelism. If interested contact: Yuchi told the manager he was an Adventist bility of broadcasting a weekly talk show Pines Institute, Dept. 1, Seale, Ala- minister. hosted by Moors which would deal with bama 36875. "What do you expect us to do for you the everyday problems faced by the R-11-2 if you read for us?" queried the manager. estimated 100,000 blind and visually "Absolutely nothing," Moors replied. handicapped persons living in the nation's "That's the strongest persuasion of largest city. James L. Fly

12 Canadian Adventist Messenger Dental Students Lend a Hand ALCOHOL, LOMA LINDA—What could have been two weeks of "fun in the sun" or a TOBACCO, chance to earn some money, was instead DRUG PROBLEMS ... an opportunity for 45 students from the School of Den- ... in your home, church, school, tistry's class of 1980 to give of them- or community? selves. These students donated two weeks of The Temperance Department of the a five-week summer break to help build a Seventh-day Adventist Church is church in the southern California com- your agency serving you with programs, munity of Vista, where a group of Sa- literature, films, and other aids moan believers were renting a Methodist toward positive alternatives. church. Wiggs Wake, an Adventist architect Please request guidance and assistance from Ventura, drew up plans, including a by contacting your church sanctuary to seat 280, five Sabbath temperance leader, conference School rooms, a church office, and a bap- temperance director, or write the tistry. The complex covers 8,000 feet. temperance director of the Meanwhile, in Loma Linda last winter, General Conference, three Class of 1980 students began pre- 6840 Eastern Avenue, N.W., Washington, parations for this summer's task. Mark D.C., 20012, U.S.A. Carpenter coordinated the activities. Jeff Bartley acted as contractor and Joe Wis- REAL LIFE—IT'S YOUR CHOICE nieski oversaw the electrical aspect of the construction. Together they were able to acquire building materials at reduced rates or as donations. time off to help, and local conference ad- By the end of the first week, they were In June, work on the foundation and ministrators donated time as well. practically pros, according to the student brick walls was begun. Although still in Considered by local folks a unique contractor. school, some students were able to break way to build a church, reporters from sev- By the end of the two-week period, away and drive the hour and a half to eral newspapers and television covered the church was nearly completed. "It was Vista to help church members and pro- the project. more than just planning an outing or fessional masons in building the structural Because some of the dental students some other activity. They really had to shell. had never experienced working in con- work together to accomplish this. We Workdays began at 6 a.m. and usually struction, the class was divided by ability. may see more projects like this stemming didn't end until 9 p.m. Church members Those with experience in particular areas from the School of Dentistry in the fu- pitched in during their free time, instruc- of construction took on a number of in- ture," says Bob Sutton, faculty sponsor tors from the School of Dentistry took experienced students and trained them. for the class. Scot Roskelley

Seminars — cont. from p. 2 I also want to again thank all of you for your financial and a bouquet of red roses from It Is Written in Canada were support. The television ministry has brought many people into brought in and two dozen yellow roses from It Is Written in the church and has also been a great help in sowing seed for California. The hotel made a small anniversary cake and evangelistic crusades. We need to continue to sow the seed so decorated it with "Happy 40th Anniversary George and that there can be a harvest. When we look at the great cities Nellie". The whole audience was really pleased to be present and the masses of population, we often wonder how we can for this 40th anniversary of their television pastor. possibly reach all of these people. Radio and television is one The greatest burden of the It Is Written staff is the method that God has given us to reach the masses. There are continuing seminars and that the follow-up will be done to hundreds of thousands of people watching the It Is Written encourage the people to attend the meetings and eventually television program, listening to the Voice of Prophecy, and fully surrender to the Lord. As members of the church we watching Faith For Today all across Canada. We want to want you to pray daily for the work of these seminars and the support this television ministry to the fullest extent along with follow-up work. We need your prayers very much. Also we radio so that more people will hear the gospel and come to a want to emphasize the fact that if you had guests with you at decision to serve Jesus Christ. Again thank you for your the seminar it is vitally important that you bring them to the kindness and for your support and your prayers. God bless continuing seminars. Many of these seminars will have been in you all. progress for some time by the time you get this issue of the L. R. Krenzler, Director MESSENGER. I hope that everyone is witnessing for the Lord Communication Department and inviting people to watch the program. Canadian Union Conference of S.D.A.

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WELLER - CARLSEN MOORE - Beryl (Thomas) Moore was born in The Azure Hills S.D.A. Church in Grand 1901 in Staffordshire, and passed to BOOK REVIEW Terrace, California was the setting of a lovely her rest at St. Joseph's Hospital, Thunder Bay, wedding on June 11 when Janelle Carlsen of Ontario, September 30, 1978. 11.10.410.10.11•1.40. Colton, California and Don Weller of Calgary In 1931 Beryl joined the Seventh-day Ad- LORD, GIVE ME PATIENCE— united their lives in marriage. ventist Church. In 1932 she was married to Attending the bride were Mrs. Laurie Fer- Ernest Moore who predeceased her by 25 years. But Hurry Up About It! guson, sister of the groom, as matron of honor; Beryl's life revolved around the church she (Agape Series) Bonnie Heinrichs of Vancouver, B.C. and Vicki loved and was a testimony of unselfishness and by Keith Knoche Kemmerer of Eagle Point, Oregon as brides- concern for others. maids. Surviving next of kin are two nieces and four Tim Gay of Williams Lake, B.C. was best nephews. Funeral services were conducted in If something can man; Randy Chenowith and Dan Clarke of the Port Arthur church by Pastor D. J. Don- go wrong, it will; but Calgary were groomsmen. esky, with interment in the Sunset Cemetery, Candlelighters were Kirsten and Stan Carlsen Thunder Bay. the real challenge with Candy Carlsen as flower girl and Chad D. J. Donesky, Pastor comes in learning Carlsen as Bible boy. Thunder Bay District May God bless Janelle and Don as they how to handle these establish their new home in Loma Linda, unsettling situations, California. TOOMBS - George Owen Toombs, born Feb- and this requires PA- ruary 29, 1888, at Manitou, Manitoba, passed to his rest September 7, at his home in Prince TIENCE. These ex- TERRELL - STRUTZ George, B.C. He accepted the third angels periences from the On Sunday, August 27, Barbara Strutz, message about 1905. In November 1908, he life of the author, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Strutz of La- married Pauline May Hoover at Salmon Arm. combe, Alberta, was married to Ken Terrell, He worked for the Lord as pastor, lay evangelist related in his own son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Terrell of Boise, and colporteur. Since retirement he distributed unique style, will Idaho. The new home was established in cere- a large number of books to his associates. mony at the Lacombe Seventh-day Adventist Mrs. Toombs predeceased him in 1976. He prove interesting and helpful to you. Church with D. Douglas Devnich the minister. leaves to mourn one son Irving Toombs of Keith is presently pastoring in North- The bride's attendants were Karen Strutz, Prince George, one daughter, Hazel McCartney ern California. He is a graduate of Pacific Brenda Fortney, Heather Campbell and Nita of Portland, Oregon, 6 grandchildren and 17 Werezuk. Attending the groom were Rex Har- great-grandchildren. Union College and holds a master of ris, Dan Campbell, Art King and Brent Walker. Funeral service was conducted by Elder H. divinity degree from Andrews University. Cheryl Bader and Garland Grabo were candle- E. Dawes of Rest Haven Church, assisted by lighters. Elder Ray Halvorson of Hazelton and Pastor He is active in musical circles, and has Ken and Barb will continue their education Hans Ketiwenberg of St. Giles Presbyterian some Chapel Record albums out. Two of at Walla Walla College where Ken is completing Church of Prince George. his other books are: Knoche's Law and a degree in business and Barb is taking home- Mrs. Toombs Jr. economics and interior design. Incredible Voyage. Anne Ilchuk, Secretary Order from your A.B.C., $2.35, plus Lacombe S.D.A. Church .50 for postage and handling. BANNISTER - LOHFF .-Z3irtho Jeannine Lohff of Merrill, Wisconsin and A good sermon leaves you wondering John Bannister, of Kelowna, British Columbia how the preacher knew all about you. were united in marriage June 16, 1978. The service took place in the Winfield GAROT - Phillippe and Myriam (nee Art) are -- Times Seventh-day Adventist Church and was per- pleased to announce the birth of Natasha formed by Pastor Walter Streifling. Dawn, born June 7, 1978; a sister for Angelika 0 0 .x.******* The reception was held in the Winfield Hall. and Christoffer. Mr. and Mrs. John Bannister are making their home in Kelowna, B.C. FENTON - Brian and Pat (nee Haughland) are Mrs. Mable Gertz happy to announce the birth of a daughter, Communication Secretary Shelley Beth weighing 7 lbs., 14 ozs., born in gpeciclingo Winfield S.D.A. Church Owen Sound on September 21, 1978.

OUYANG - WONG On Sunday, September 3 in the College Park ADVERTISEMENTS Seventh-day Adventist Church in Oshawa, Brother Stan Ouyang, the eldest son of Brother Rates: Per issue, 40 words or less, $5.00: each additional word ten cents. Display advertising and Sister Moa Ti Ouyang, took for his bride $6.00 per inch. Ten per cent discount per Miss Anna Wong, who recently arrived from insertion for three or more consecutive inser- Calcutta, India, and whose family has been for tions without copy changes. No advertising will be accepted unless cash accompanies copy. many years friends of the Ouyang family. BLAHOVITCH - Arthur Blahovitch was born Send all advertising to your local conference Stan's sister and Anna's sister were among the January 25, 1885 in Bucovina, Austria. In 1911 office for approval by either the president or bridesmaids together with another friend of the he immigrated to Canada and married Sabina treasurer. "No responsibility can be accepted for any families. Two candle lighters, Shari Ferrell and Suiu two years later. While farming in Saskat- misrepresentation or dissatisfaction arising from Cathy Guenin enhanced the bridal group. Stan's chewan he accepted the Advent message and any advertisement." groomsmen and best man ably carried out their was baptized by Elder Diminitz. duties, making the whole a very perfect picture. In 1945 Brother Blahovitch moved to Bow- The ceremony was performed by Pastor D. manville, Ontario. then to Chatham, and later J. Handysides, who directed the young couple to Willowdale. On September 21 he died at the HOLYLAND TOUR - Visit the Holyland, to make Christ the central pivot of their lives North York Branson Hospital. He leaves to Greece and Rome. An Adventist orientated and home. mourn his passing five sons: Roy, John, Dave, tour March 13-28, 1979. Come and share in Two receptions followed the ceremony; one Alex and Joseph; and four daughters: Anne experience, study, and fellowship. For informa- in the church hall to which all the members of Girboo, Eleanor Frape, Eva Milles and Esther tion and costs write: D. Melashenko, 3033 Tims the church were cordially invited. The second Duquette and Dorothy Smith. Street, Clearbrook, B.C. V2T 4G8. was given to relatives and close friends at a A memorial service was conducted on Sab- 11-16 Chinese restaurant in the city of Toronto. bath September 23 by Pastors R. G. Christian- As friends and relatives, we unite in wishing sen and L. Milliken. Brother Blahovitch was Stan and Anna, God's richest blessing as they interred in Maple Leaf Cemetery in Chatham, PHYSICAL THERAPIST WANTED - Applica- begin a united life together in Christ Jesus. Ontario. tions for the position of working supervisor - D.J. Handysides, Pastor R. G. Christiansen Physical Therapist are now being accepted. This

14 Canadian Adventist Messenger Conference Editors Change of Address For CANADIAN ADVENTIST MESSENGER ALBERTA— L. Neal BRITISH COLUMBIA— A. Ramsay MANITOBA-SASKATCHEWAN— S. Gallant (Be sure to include Postal Code) MARITIME— G. E. Andersen NEWFOUNDLAND— 1. M. Campbell Name ONTARIO— W. J. Clemons QUEBEC— P. F. Lemon Old Address Conference Directory CANADIAN UNION CONFERENCE — L. L. Reile, President; A. N. How, Secretary; R. W. Wilmot, Treasurer; 1148 King Street Postal Code East, Oshawa, Ontario, L1H 1H8. ALBERTA CONFERENCE - J. W. Wilson, New Address President: N. W. Klam, Secretary-Treasurer; 201-16th Ave., N.E., Calgary, Alberta, T2E 1J9 BRITISH COLUMBIA CONFERENCE — A. W. Kaytor, President; H. S. Larsen, Secretary; E. F. White, Treasurer; Box 1000, Abbots- ford, B.C., V2S 4P5 Postal Code MANITOBA-SASKATCHEWAN CONFER- ENCE — W. G. Soloniuk, President: W. J. Include BOTH old and new addresses AND postal codes Nepjuk, Secretary-Treasurer; 1004 Victoria Ave., Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, S7N OZ8 Mail to: Your Local Conference Office MARITIME CONFERENCE — G. E. Andersen, President: R. L. Coolen, Secretary- Treasur- er; 451 St. George St., Moncton, N.B., E1C 1 X9 NEWFOUNDLAND J. M. Campbell, Presi- NOTE: The Canadian Adventist Mes- dent; T. Chittick, Secretary-Treasurer; 106 senger does not accept responsibility for Freshwater Road. St. John's, Newfoundland, A1C 2N8 categorical or typographical errors. ONTARIO CONFERENCE — E. C. Beck, Presi- dent; W. R. Bornstein, Secretary; M. D. will be a challenging position with a variety of Suiter, Treasurer; Box 520, Oshawa, Ontar- responsibilities. We are creating a new depart. io, L1H 7M1 ment and a new position. The successful person QUEBEC S.D.A. CHURCH ASSOCIATION — will work with the Administrator in developing P. F. Lemon, President; T. W. Staples, Secretary-Treasurer; 940 Ch. Chambly, a quality physiotherapy program for senior Longueuil, Quebec, J4H 3M3 citizens. Other duties will include complete assessment of all residents, and education of WRITE FOR BOX 1197 OLDS, ALBERTA TOM 1P0 Legal Directory FREE staff in relation to physiotherapy. OVER 50 SPEAKERS ON CASSETTE For the information of members and friends Saskatoon, with a population of about TAPE LIST who wish to remember the Church and its 140,000, is located in central Saskatchewan. institutions in preparing wills and legacies. There are two Seventh-day Adventist churches REGISTERED NURSES — The White Memor- ALBERTA CONFERENCE CORPORATION in Saskatoon and one church school offering ial Medical Center in Los Angeles, California is of the Se4enth-day Adventist Church — 201 grades 1-10. - 16th Avenue N.E., Calgary, Alberta, T2E a 377 bed, multi-speciality hospital with im- 1J9 For more information please contact: Mr. K. mediate openings in many areas. If you are D. Reimche, Administrator, Sunnyside Nursing THE BRITISH COLUMBIA CORPORATION looking for work, are willing to relocate and of the Seventh-day Adventist Church — P.O. Home, 2200 St. Henry Avenue, Saskatoon, have a contribution to make, we are interested Box 1000, Abbotsford, B.C., V2S 4P5 Saskatchewan S7M OP5. Phone: in you. We will process your visa, pay your way MANITOBA CONFERENCE CORPORATION 306-653-1267. and can offer you free board and room for one of the Seventh-day Adventist Church — month in our ultra modern nurses dorm. Call 1004 Victoria Avenue, Saskatoon, Saskat- collect or write Ken Hoover, Recruiter, White chewan, S7N 0Z8 EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES — Park Memorial Medical Center, 1720 Brooklyn Ave., MARITIME CONFERENCE CORPORATION Manor Personal Care Home, a one-hundred bed Los Angeles, California 90033; 213-269-9131, of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, Inc. — extended care facility, has the following em- Ext. 1680. 451 St. George Street, Moncton, N.B., E1C 1 X9 ployment vacancies: 11-2 Social Worker — ONTARIO CONFERENCE CORPORATION of a trained social worker with the Seventh-day Adventist Church — P.O. supplementary training in public health or chap- Box 520, Oshawa, Ontario, L1H 7M1 laincy is preferred. HELP WANTED — Electronics technician, ex- SASKATCHEWAN CONFERENCE CORPOR- Staff development and in-service educator — ATION of the Seventh-day Adventist applicants will have an RN. degree with ability perienced in home entertainment equipment, mainly audio, but TV experience would be an Church — 1004 Victoria Avenue, Saskatoon, to carry on a program of staff education and Saskatchewan, S7N 0Z8 asset. Church school available and 80 miles development. Applicants should also be inter- SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH IN ested in advancing to a director of nursing from Canadian Union College. Good salary for CANADA — 1148 King Street East, Oshawa, position. the right person. Call Empire Electronics in Ontario, L1H 1H8 Submit applications and resumes to: Admin- Edmonton collect and ask for Mr. Bruce. SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH in istrator, Park Manor Personal Care Home, 301 Phone: (403) 455-0283. 11-16 Newfoundland and Labrador, Inc. — 106 Redonda Street, Winnipeg, Manitoba R2C 1L7, Freshwater Road, St. John's, Nfld., A1C Phone: (204) 222-3251. 11-16 2N8 MOBILE HOME — Rent free, also garage and SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH — Quebec Conference, or Eglise Adventiste du barn. Pay utilities, oil and hydro, for winter BOUEITTIST CODTACT Septieme Jour—Federation du Quebec-940 wonths only. Extras. Contact: M. Reise, Trout Ch. Chambly, Longueuil, Quebec, J4H 3M3 IF YOU'RE SINGLE, 18 molder, and a Creek, Ontario. Phone: 1-705-723-5322. Seventh-day Advintist, maybe we're for you! INSTITUTIONS We're ADVENTIST CONTACT and we do CANADIAN UNION COLLEGE exactly what th•mmie implies—put Adventist College Heights, Alberta, TOC 020 singles in contact vola other Adventist singles on KINGSWAY COLLEGE the basis of commis-matched interests and P.O. Box 605, Oshawa, Ontario, L1H 7M6 attitudes. To widen your circle of friends, write to Messenger Deadlines CHRISTIAN RECORD BRAILLE ADVENTIST CONTACT. P.O. Box 4250, FOUNDATION Issue of December 7 Takoma Park, MD 20012. (Confidential to men P.O. Box 784, Parksville, B.C. Deadline for copy — November 21 who recognize opportunity when "she" knocks: FAITH FOR TODAY FOUNDATION Girls outnumber guys) See our articles in 1148 King Street East, Oshawa, Ont., L1H INSIGHT, Nov. 12, 1974: Feb. 3 & 10, 1976, Issue of December 21 1H8 along with various union paper articles. Deadline for copy — December 5 THE VOICE OF PROPHECY FOUNDATION 1148 King Street East, Oshawa, Ont., L1H 1H8

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