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UTAH .11.1=1•11, OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE PACIFIC UNION CONFERENCE OF SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS YOUTH/RMILY LIFE VOL. 72 ANGWIN, CALIFORNIA, FEBRUARY 5, 1973 NO. 31 YE4R Art Linkletter Hosts "It's Your World"

"It is a badge of honor to accept valid criticism." Proverbs 25:12, LB Well-known Personalities Emphasize Health Message February and the new year bring even the concept began to be explored on personality," has in turn made it easy for Christian Home Week more opportunities and challenges than paper. others searching to live healthfully to Mission 73, for they introduce additional Through a series of nameless events speak of their convictions about exercise Suggests "Get Together" faith adventures through Christ Jesus. and unnumbered conversations with and diet. In Southern California, for example, scores of people, God opened doors and Reinforced by statements from Adventist Closely allied with Mission 73 is an ad- the Lord is using the witness of well- provided funds. Calling to Himself a man- doctors also interviewed and the script venture to renew faith in family relation- known personalities to emphasize His wife team of Hollywood producers, He from the spirit of prophecy, reminders ships. health message. For more than a year, used them to influence one grown warm in "It's Your World" have brought nearly 'Suggesting "Get Together," the theme Southern's officers have discussed a new to Seventh-day Adventists to host the 1,000 letters per week from the twice- will be the call of the Church's annual telecast approach to the message—pos- show. And Art Linkletter, classed by na- weekly show on Channel 5, Los Angeles, Christian Home Week. Conference, school sibly in health. As early as last March, tional polls as "America's most believable at 8:30 a.m. and church, even camp, emphasis will be Next slated for telecasting from Santa for family members to get together for Barbara, "It's Your World" follow-up ini- worship, witness and fun adventures. tially offers a vegetarian recipe. Included Family fellowship could begin at a re- with that mailing in the self-addressed en- vitalized family altar and be carried velope is a description of a $2.95 cook- through to Home or Family Night. Where book researched by nutritionists at Loma possible, churches and schools will plan Linda's School of Health and lessons on no activities on the predetermined nights nutrition from The Voice of Prophecy. reserved for the family's own planning. The health course may be followed by "Happiness Homemade" study guides The Voice of Prophecy's "Focus on Living" will be used in some churches for mid- —if desired. week or Youth Night programming. And This procedure will naturally make it the church families will also plan more a long time before names are returned to recreational pursuits. These playing-to- the conferences, but harvest time always gether families can be receptive in wit- requires seed-sowing, nurturing and cul- nessing together, some pastors are con- tivation. Lives and practical witness of vinced. "Recorder" readers will also play a part School campuses will also include sem- as church members themselves take a new inars and reading materials strengthening look at the health principles laid doWn family life. so long ago by Inspiration through Ellen The "well-being" of society, the success White. There may even need to be some of the church and the prosperity of the health reforming, the medical and minis- nation depend upon home influences," says terial fellowship say. Union Youth Leader Paul DeBooy in the Appearing with Art Linkletter on nearly announcement concerning Youth/Family every show is Rose Ludlow, dietitian at The Heritage Singers join Art Linkletter for one "ADVENTURES IN FAITH" Year. of the telecasts. Glendale Adventist Hospital. Helen Re- OFFERING WILL BE TAKEN gester, Loma Linda nutritionist, has also been seen. Replacing the past quadrennial offering Pan American Airlines sent a repre- for new work generally taken in the Gen- sentative to tell of their desire to serve eral Conference year, is the "Adventures airborn vegetarians, and Jack LaLanne la YOU WIII KNOW... in Faith" offering to be received by July has twice demonstrated exercising that 12, 1975. must accompany proper diet. Ann-Marie By next Sabbath, your church will be Bennstrom, a Hollywood exercise enthu- displaying the envelopes pictured on page In 1952, the "Missionary Book of the Year" program was initiated with siast, is also pictured. five of this issue. New frontiers have al- the book Bible Readings. The missionary book for 1973, entitled One World, The known and unknown get together ways called for faith in pioneerng. is authored by H. M. S. Richards Sr. The price for the 320-page paperback on the show, and their only reward is a book is $1. Let us give this excellent missionary and evangelistic book a wide The difference is that 70 percent of (Continued on Page 8) circulation. this gift will be used for opening new work in your own conference—rather than The Sabbath school department reports that there are 136 Branch Sab- halfway around the world. Only 30 per- bath Schools in operation throughout the Union with almost 1,500 individuals cent of your offerings will go to the Gen- in attendance. eral Conference for entering new territories The general production manager of Loma Linda Foods wrote asking in overseas divisions. if we knew of a top-flight engineer to head up the maintenance and engi- One's basic objective might be an offer- neering department. This person should have an engineering degree and ing equal to one week's tithe on each of several years' experience in the plant and maintenance field. If any reader two Sabbaths in 1975—April 26 and July is qualified and interested, please contact Loma Linda Foods, Riverside, Cal- 12. The faith goal could be an offering ifornia 92505. It is a fine opportunity to serve the Church. to equal a week's income on one of those days. Planning long-range, each member could be giving—as these envelopes suggest—a Art Linkletter discusses physical fitness with Peter (/ (Continued on page 8) Lupis of "Mission Impossible."

Pastor Provides Health-education Programs for the Community Pastor Ken Veal, of the Weaverville and cently, Brother Veal approached the Hayfork churches, has a real burden for schools for another privilege of going in community service. with health-education programs and found During the early part of 1972, he held an eager reception, whereas a year ago Red Cross programs in first aid, home they had been somewhat hesitant. He in- Market and E Street Church Reports Year of Growth nursing and other aspects of health care. forms us that they apparently were so Market & E Street Church of Stockton way the many blessings poured out upon During this time, he invited the Confer- pleased with last year's presentation that reports another year of growth in all de- our members during the past year. For ence Health Services director, Elder they are more than happy to provide time partments. The "72" year was one of the this we praise God from whom blessings Charles Edwards, to join him for a week this year. best in the history of the church. abound. The pastor, C. J. Williams, and of intensive meetings with service clubs The Weaverville Church recently de- Baptisms were 30 with a total of 35 members are not satisfied but press on and schools in a health-education program. cided to sponsor a gift to the county li- added for the year. In June, Market & E looking for more blessings and oppor- With the aid of films and other visual aids, brary of some splendid health-education completely paid off its share of the re- tunities to witness for our Jesus in 1973. they met with hundreds of young people. materials. An official presentation was building of Lodi Academy—a total of We concluded our Mission 73 prayer The week was climaxed with two health made by Mrs. Lois Mumford, the Com- about $20,000. Also more students than band on January 6 where for five hours rallies, one in Weaverville and the other munity Services director of the Weaver- ever before are enrolled in our church many of our members prayed, testified and in Hayfork. A team of young people from ville Church, and an article and picture school-40 students. resolved by God's help to do more for Pacific Union College provided the music appeared in the newspaper there telling of For worthy-student assistance, the God this year. It was heartwarming and for these rallies, gave health talks and this presentation. Items presented included church is contributing about $1,000 for we know the blessings will multiply as we manned booths. the new, three-volume set, "You and Your the 1972-73 school year. surrender our all to service for our Lord As a result of this program, there is Health, and a one-year subscription to The Sabbath school division reports and Saviour. within that county much wider knowl- "Listen" and "Life and Health." $1,543 for Investment which is well above H. SINGLETON, PR Secretary; edge of Seventh-day Adventist commu- We are so grateful that our believers in the goal. Tithes, Sabbath school mission C. J. WILLIAMS, Pastor. nity consciousness than ever before. Re- this area are doing so much to provide offerings and Ingathering were also in- helpful and useful information to their creased over the previous year. Tithes for communities. 1972 were $38,865.63, which is the Rio Lindo Academy Plans 'Song of the Trees" Program CHARLES G. EDWARDS, Director, largest total in the history of the church Health Services Department. and reflects on the dedication and faith- Rio Lindo Academy students and staff The "song" of the trees is "America the fulness of its members. members will present their ninth annual Beautiful." The trees are the bristlecone pines of the White Mountains of Califor- These figures only reflect in a small patriotic program entitled "Song of the The City of Novato is proclaiming Feb. 11, Trees" on Saturday night, Feb. 17, at 8 nia. These patriarchs, the oldest living 1973 Dr. Ralph Weseman Day in honor of his p.m. and on Sunday night, Feb. 18, at 7 things, will assist as American history un- 37 years of work for the city. All friends are invited to the Open House, 1324 Grant Ave., "The light concerning the binding p.m. in the academy chapel. folds and patriots dream. Novato 12-6 p.m. claims of the law of God is to be Two pre-programs, originating on the Lincoln will be featured in the perfect presented everywhere. This is to be east and west lawns of the chapel will tribute, and now-famous parts of his a deciding question. It will test and speeches will be presented in scenery feature an Indian village and a wagon 71-, PACIFIC UNION prove the world." EV 226 train. They will begin one-half hour prior simulating the Disneyland display. to the above times. The Lindaires, Wind Ensemble and Ol Gymkhana will be featured. Hear "I Am and American" proclaimed as only patriots IR can speak. Nearly 300 students will be actively Northern Presents Youth Rally February 10 involved in this program. Tickets num- EDITOR Shirley Burton bered with aisle and seat may be procured MANAGING EDITOR Myron Widmer through Miss Grace Morel, Rio Lindo ASSISTANT EDITORS W. J. Blacker, Academy, 3200 Rio Lindo Avenue, R. L. Cone, W. D. Walton, Major C. White. Healdsburg, CA 95448. CONFERENCE COORDINATORS MARILEE GRISWOLD. Lewis Wynn Arizona Lorna Hallsted Central California Louise Brooks Hawaii SECOND ANNUAL SESSION Gwen Schiotter Nevada-Utah NORTHERN CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE tF.ugenia Greenlaw Northern California Notice is hereby given that the Second An- S. A. Yakush Southeastern California nual Session of this triennium of the Northern Franklin Hudgins Southern California California Conference of Seventh-day Advent- COLLEGE CORRESPONDENTS ists is called to convene at the Sacramento Ron Bowes La Sierra Campus, LLU Central church, 6045 Camellia Avenue, Sun- James Fallbeck Pacific Union College Clayton R. Farwell Irwin R. Dula!, Walter Arties Smuts van Rooyen day, Feb. 18, at 10 a.m. Youth Director Association Director Nationally known Loma Linda University The purpose of this meeting is to receive PACIFIC UNION RECORDER is the official Northern California Northern California recording artist La Sierra Campus from the officers and departmental secretaries newspaper of the Pacific Union Conference of of the Conference, various reports pertaining Seventh-day Adventists and is published week, to the work carried on within the territory ly, 50 times a year, at Angwin, California during the past year; to pass recommendations 94508. Editorial office is at 1545 North Ver- and resolutions; and to transact such other dugo Rood (Box 146), Glendale, California Where: Scottish Rite Temple business that may properly come before the 91209. Second-class postage is paid at An- representatives in session. gwin, California. Address: 33 W. Alpine Ave., Stockton Helmuth C. Retzer, President. Elmer A. Schmidt, Secretary. 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2 PACIFIC UNION RECORDER FEBRUARY 5, 1973 Mrs. Carl Specht Begins Service as Federation President Reno Church Membership Grows The Conference Committee has in- of interest. It is the plan in the larger Reno Church Shows One-third Increase during 1972 vited Mrs. Carl Specht to become Federa- churches to have a leader of Community tion president of Community Services for Services, then the chairman of the various The Lord has richly blessed the Reno received enthusiastically. It is held twice a Southeastern California Conference. areas to supervise each person's personal Church during 1972. Our total member- year and consists of a series of home Bible ship showed nearly a one-third increase, She is a registered nurse, has been suc- interest and skills. We have men in our study groups to which we bring our friends cessful in her professional career, and churches who can be called to help fam- rising from 208 members at the beginning and acquaintances, followed by a short while Community Services leader of La ilies in their homes with plumbing, elec- of January to 273 members by the end of evangelistic series at the church. Last Oc- Sierra Church her department has grown trical and other problems that men can December. Of these 65 new members, 38 tober, we had 15 home Bible study groups and prospered into a real service in the do. Other persons can serve in areas of were baptisms. scattered over Reno and Sparks, and are Ingathering was another highlight of neighborhood. Due to the expanding in- interviewing, food service, clothing, sew- now looking forward to our spring series, the year. We went over our goal in just scheduled for March and April. terest in the various avenues of Christian ing, visiting shut-ins, etc. 14 nights of caroling, despite near zero service, Mrs. Specht will make a real con- Time is short. Our Lord will be here soon. We rejoice when precious souls dis- tribution to Southeastern. Her principal re- It is with a great deal of anticipation weather and heavy snow. Every Member Evangelism is a new cover the joy and wonder of Christ and sponsibilities will be working in coopera- that we look forward to finding missionary begin looking eagerly for His return. tion with the county Federation presidents outreach opportunities for people in our program in our church and has been re- of the conference. various churches. rip around the The objectives are to enlist the services KENNETH H. LIVESAY, H. M. Barron Completes T Conference of youth, men and women in their area Lay Activities Department. Another experience of "Ring around on back to Reno, traveling a total of 2,800 the Conference" was recently completed. miles. God blessed, and we are now looking It began on Thursday night by driving to forward to the next go around. La Sierra Academy Joins in Fifty-year Celebrations Salt Lake City where part of Friday was H. M. BARRON, Secretary, spent in making plans for some up-coming Education and Temperance Depts. On October 4, 1922, 84 students regis- around the world. A building committee "Family Life" meetings to be held early tered for classes at the newly purchased was appointed and a faculty chosen. in January. Next was the drive to Moab, Nevada News Notes La Sierra Academy. On that same day, Elder J. J. Nethery reported, "Money Utah, for two speaking appointments at tor A recent report from our Pacific Un- former General Conference President A. raising was started. The brethren laid Castle Valley school and the worship hour ion Conference office shows that the Ne- J. Daniels, met with students, teachers down their thousand dollars, five hun- at the Moab church. vada-Utah Conference is leading the en- and workers. "You folks have established dreds, two hundreds, and many one hun- Sunday travel included the trip to tire union in the per capita gain in our this place and have struggled hard. Those dreds, and the first payment was easily Monument Valley, where on Monday Sabbath school offerings. The percentage who follow you will never know what made up. More money was raised for the morning separate Week of Prayer meet- of gain over our achievement of 1971 is you have endured," he told them. buildings, and soon lumber was brought ings were begun in each of the classrooms 14,276%. Our faithful members are to be Indeed from all appearances, La Sierra and work began. Machinery and horses in our church school. The theme for these commended for making this possible. Academy was struggling hard. No elec- were bought, and oh, it seemed that our meetings was "God's Greatest. . . ." For tricity, no heating, no dormitories, no cafe- needs were 10 times as great as our re- example, Monday's topic was, "God's teria. "But," said the first principal, J. I. sources and money, and we were hard put Greatest Problem." Under discussion was The Truckee Church has moved Robinson, "we did have plenty of en- to it at times. Many brethren spent sleep- the problem of sin and how God has given to a new location. Services are thusiasm, good fellowship and faith." less nights." each person the opportunity to choose being held in the Sierra Bible This was La Sierra Academy 50 years Today La Sierra Academy stands as a what he will do about sin. Also discussed church, one mile south of town ago—a school with a vision for Christian was the beautiful, creative alternative put monument to the vision of these pioneers. on Hiway 89. education. And La Sierra Academy alumni Our enrollment, including the elementary into operation by the Godhead as man's will be joining with alumni from our col- school, stands at 1,000, the largest among best choice of solutions. Other days' pres- Sabbath School: 2 p.m. lege and school of education to commemo- Adventist academies in the world. entations included, "God's Greatest Gift," Worship: 3 p.m. rate the work of these pioneer Adventist From these humble beginnings a whole "God's Greatest Wish," "God's Greatest educators February 22-25. series of new units was created. In 1923 Promise." The growth of this school is a tribute a normal school was started for the train- It was also our privilege to see our stu- NOTICE OF NEVADA-UTAH to the leadership of many in southern ASSOCIATION MEETING ing of teachers. In 1927 Southern Cali- dent missionary, Miss Rita Orman, in op- California, the Pacific Union and the Notice is hereby given that the regular fornia Junior College was established, and eration in the classroom. The help these General Conference. Fifty years ago the Biennial Session of the Nevada-Utah Associa- college level work was begun. By 1945 young people render in the classroom is number of Adventists in southern Califor- tion of Seventh-day Adventists is called to the school, by then known as La Sierra unbelievable. Our teachers, Mr. and Mrs. convene at 10:00 a.m., Wednesday, February nia stood at less than 5,000. An academy College, graduated its first four-year class. Carl Rose, indicate that since Rita is so 7, 1973, in the Griffith United Methodist at San Fernando operated by the Pacific Church, 1701 East Oakey Blvd., Las Vegas, In 1967 the college began the foundation capable and willing their classrooms have Union Conference since 1901 for both Nevada. for an Adventist university—now number- been able to be of much more individual the Southern and Southeastern California This meeting is called for the purpose of ing more than 3,000 students. service to our pupils. Our Monument Val- receiving reports from the officers, electing a conferences was fast becoming inadequate. La Sierra Academy is a growing school, ley school currently has 25 students. Some Board of Directors for the ensuing biennial The decision to build a new school term, and for the transaction of such other and we invite our alumni and friends to might think it strange to need aid with was a big one. Men like Elder J. J. Neth- business as may properly come before the return to our campus February 22-25 and so few pupils. Mr. Rose is also chief pilot, ery, president of Southeastern; Elder J. L. Fire Chief, Deputy Sheriff, etc. These delegates. see what God has done. All duly elected and accredited delegates at Fulton, Pacific Union president; and Elder duties call him out of the classroom from any regular or special session of the Nevada- W. M. Adams, president of Southern lead time to time; but the teacher-aid, already Utah Conference of Seventh-day Adventists the way. Others well-known to Adventists familiar with procedures of the room, will be recognized as delegates of any Asso- supported and guided. Dr. P. T. Magan continues with the regular schedule with- ciation Session. A. G. Streifling, President and Elder A. J. Daniells were among those out loss of time or school experience. A CHANCE TO BLESS G. C. Lashier, Secretary on the site committee. Sometimes because of the seriousness of This committee combed southern Cali- Place yourself and all you the case involved, Mr. Rose is gone several fornia from San Diego to Ventura. Said possess in God's Hands. days at a time. How we praise and thank NOTICE OF NEVADA-UTAH CONFERENCE Elder Daniells after a day's frustration God for inspiring young people to help out SESSION By Faith you move forward with the site committee, "Brethren, this our mission. Notice is hereby given that the 21st Biennial is some task to locate a school in southern toward God's ultimate Evenings during this week a Five-day Session of the Nevada-Utah Conference of California. Why out in Iowa or some blessing. Plan was held in Kayenta, Arizona, some Seventh-day Adventists is called to convene at other middle state, you would pick a 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, February 6, 1973, in the When you give you subtract 23 miles south of Monument Valley. Even Griffith United Methodist church, 1701 East good location anywhere, but out here in from life's uncertainties ... though the attendance was small, three Oakey Blvd., Las Vegas, Nevada. California it is either a desert or an orange Add to your Christian joy ... people gained the victory over tobacco. The purpose of this meeting is to receive the grove costing $4,000 an acre." Multiply your faith and de- It was the first plan ever held in the In- biennial reports; elect conference officers, de- Finally the committee came to a deci- dian country near our Mission. Dr. Daniel partmental secretaries and executive committee; pendence on God. and for the transaction of such other business sion—Rancho La Sierra near Riverside. Ekkens directed the program and was as may properly come before the session. The land belonged to H. J. Hole, a sports- assisted by Howard M. Barron, Pastor According to constitutional provision, each man millionaire. He was willing to sell. 7heiieou*Oote Sherman Jefferson and Brother and Sister organized church is entitled to one delegate-at- The price was $102,000. Carl Rose. Plans are being made to hold large, and one additional delegate for each 20 church members or fractional majority thereof. The General Conference meeting in The More You Are Able another one early in the new year. San Francisco brought the new academy to A. G. Streifling, President; To Give The remainder of the trip took us G. C. Lashier, Secretary. the attention of Adventist educators from through Glendale, up through Bishop and PACIFIC UNION RECORDER FEBRUARY 5, 1973 3 Elder Harvey Retzer Begins as Conference Secretary The Conference Executive Committee churches in Central. Later, he was called voted in its meeting on January 18 to call to the Conference Association where he Elder Harvey Retzer to serve as confer- served as treasurer. ence secretary. For the He and his wife, Joanna, have two sons, past eight years, he has James and Ronald, both married. Fresno's Voice of Prophecy Crusade Moves into Second Month served as associate Elder Retzer's pastoral, Association and As Greater Fresno's Voice of Prophecy are visiting homes and offices during the treasurer of the con- treasury experience make him eminently Crusade moves into its second month of week. ference. qualified for this important work. We weekend services, Evangelists Byron Spears Evangelist Spears was also interviewed Elder Retzer began welcome Elder Retzer into this new area and Joe Melashenko are preparing candi- on KBIF, the station that broadcasts The his ministry in the of service. dates for the effort's first baptism. Voice of Prophecy daily to the Fresno Southeastern Califor- EARL W. AMUNDSON, President. The crusade began early last month in area. nia Conference in the Commerce Building on the Fresno Six Seventh-day Adventists churches 1946, pastoring a District Fairgrounds. Meetings will con- are supporting the current crusade with number of churches Constituency Meeting tinue Friday, Saturday and Sunday eve- Clovis Helm Avenue Pastor Stan Hiten there. In 1955, he ac- A special interim reporting session of nings through April 1. serving as campaign coordinator. Harvey Retzer cepted a call to assume the Central California Conference Con- Evangelist Spears has captivated a reg- Other cooperating churches and pastors the pastorate of the Shafter-Wasco stituency will be held on Sunday, Feb- ular audience numbering in the hundreds. include Fresno Asian, Kiyoushi Fujita; ruary 11, 1973, at Monterey Bay Acad- His unique ability—God-given, he says— Fresno Central, Charles F. Cook, and emy, San Andreas Road, Watsonville, to "read" from the Bible without opening Richard L. Fenn; Fresno Italian, Philip California, beginning at 10 a.m. it never ceases to amaze those who are Chiodo; Fresno Spanish, Jorge Basaez; and The purpose of this meeting is to re- listening to his preaching. An evangelist Fresno Westside, William C. Webb. ceive reports, consider plans and conduct since the late '40s, Pastor Spears knows Crusade organist is Evangelist Spear's business related thereto. most of the Bible by memory. wife, Marthella. She also keeps "The Book EARL W. AMUNDSON, President. Media coverage of the crusade has been of Life," a meeting-by-meeting record of R. L. STRETTER, Secy.-Treas. favorable. "The Fresno Bee," the major the names of persons who have made de- newspaper of the San Joaquin Valley, saw cisions or requested special prayer. something different—and good—in the fact Because this is, as Evangelist Spears Gilroy Church Family that the Spears-Melashenko effort is no puts it, a long-term growth crusade, there "one-night stand" designed to raise money. is still plenty of opportunity for new peo- Begins Record Year The "Bee" writer pointed out that both ple to attend the meetings. evangelists have moved into Fresno and The first Sabbath of 1973 was a high The names of persons who should be day for Gilroy Church members, including invited can be sent to The Voice of Josephine Cunnington Edwards a Mission '73 enlistment service in the Prophecy Crusade, c/o Fresno Central Scheduled for Milpitas Church morning and a series of afternoon services Seventh-day Adventist Church, 2980 East from 3:30 to 8. Josephine Cunnington Edwards, author, Yale, Fresno, California 93703. missionary, story-teller and world traveler, The baptism of a young couple who have will be the guest speaker at four meetings three children in the Sabbath school was a in the Milpitas Seventh-day Adventist Central Conducted 40 Five-Day Plans during 1972 thrilling way to begin the year and the af- church, located at 1375 Sequoia Drive. Forty Five-Day Plan Clinics were con- 35 people, and 25 of these attended each ternoon services. Preparatory to the baptism The meetings will be scheduled for ducted in Central during 1972. Some had session. These were "hardcore" smokers a number of members gave moving accounts February 9 and 10, 1973, at the follow- large attendance, others not so large. They who had been addicted to cigarettes an of how they became Seventh-day Adven- ing times: were held in hospital assembly rooms, in average of 28 years. On the third evening tist Christians. Friday evening-7:30 church fellowship halls and in club build- one gentleman announced that he could The Maranatha Singers, a group of stu- Sabbath morning-11 ings. The method of presentation was not not quit, he'd tried before, and if anyone dents from Monterey Bay Academy, pre- Sabbath afternoon-3 the same in each case, but when it came had good reason to quit, he did. (He has sented a vesper service of music and testi- Saturday evening-7 to results, the clinic sponsored by the throat cancer.) But something that was mony to bring the Sabbath hours to a close. Templeton Hills Church is typical of all said or done that night helped him, be- Any interested people are cordially in- The peak of the spiritual outpouring was the others. cause the next night he reported he vited. realized at the communion services which LEONARD E. MILLS, Pastor. The Templeton Hills group registered hadn't smoked at all that day. And he took place during the supper hour. Since didn't smoke at all for the next week. He there was no pressure of time, many shared said he felt better right away. MV Leadercraft Course Planned for Modesto March 2-4 their testimony in the preliminary part of Three weeks after the clinic a reunion March 2-4 is a weekend that you the service, and then united in a "clasped of those who are interested to avail them- meeting was held. Of those contacted for should plan to be a part of. An MV Lead- hands" circle of family singing and sentence selves of this opportunity to give stronger this meeting 21 reported success in quit- ercraft Course will begin at Modesto Un- prayers. leadership to our youth. ting or cutting down drastically. Those ion Academy, Friday evening, March 2, The largest group of communicants ever W. C. DE HAVEN, Youth Director. few who only cut down felt they would at 6 p.m. in the gymnasium choir room. to participate in the Gilroy Church gather- Future MV Leadercraft Courses: Plan quit in time. The schedule for the weekend is as ed around a long table in the church social Now! Since the clinic, Dr. Doene Hanson, follows: hall to celebrate the Lord's Supper. The March 16-18—Bakersfield Academy Pastor R. H. Nasvall and the local Epis- Friday, 6-9:30 p.m. antiphonal reading of scripture, the singing March 30-April 1—Monterey Bay copalian minister, Richard Beaumont, have Sabbath, 3-6:30 p.m. of gospel songs, and most of all the sweet Academy had a weekly "Smokers Anonymous" Sunday, 8:30-12:30 a.m. presence of Jesus as symbolized in the em- April 13-15—Mountain View Academy group meeting to benefit those who need All those interested in becoming a Mas- blems we ate, produced a never-to-be for- continued help. Pastor Beaumont stopped gotten occasion of communion and fellow- ter Guide, or any who are interested in smoking eight years ago, and is interested preparing our youth for the soon coming Sabbath School Officers' ship. in helping other smokers any way he can. The day's activities were climaxed by an of Christ, the MV Leadercraft Course is a Workshops Scheduled He has a weekly radio program and re- must! Ingathering victory service where award For: Adult Sabbath school officers, cently devoted the whole program to inter- ribbons were presented. The finale came There is no pre-registration necessary viewing one of the successful participants for this course, but we do urge that all leaders and teachers in cradle roll, kin- with a rededication to the work of witness- dergarten, primary, junior & earliteen divi- of the Templeton Hills Five-Day Plan. ing for Christ with all the energy and en- sions. Material for the Second Quarter Mrs. Doris Sloan, public relations sec- thusiasm that God gives us during 1973. SONORA COMMUNITY HOSPITAL retary for the local church who reports on BIENNIAL SESSION will be demonstrated. R.A. Wolcott, pastor the clinic, says, "I attend a Christian The biennial meeting of the Sonora Com- February 11, 9:30 a.m.—Soquel Camp munity Hospital constituency will be held on Grounds Woman's Club which is attended by in- dividuals of all churches and those not of Sunday, February 11, 1973, at 12 noon at February 12, 6:30 p.m.—San Francisco Monterey Bay Academy, San Andreas Road, any particular church. At each meeting the Central church Watsonville, California. conversation includes talk about the suc- Ben R. Boice, Administrator February 24, 3 p.m.—Sunnyvale church cess someone's husband or a friend has March 4, 9:30 a.m.—Bakersfield Hillcrest had in quitting smoking since attending church HANFORD HOSPITAL the clinic." CONSTITUENCY MEETING March 11, 9:30 a.m.—Modesto Union The influence of this one Five-Day A biennial meeting of the Hanford Com- Academy Plan to Stop Smoking is just beginning munity Hospital constituency will be held on Sunday, February 11, 1973, at 12 noon at March 18, 9:30 a.m.—Valley View Junior to be felt. They are receiving inquiries Monterey Bay Academy, San Andreas Road, Academy, Arroyo Grande about another clinic for the future; and Watsonville, California. G. H. FRIEDRICH, Secretary, with the good foundation laid with this Virgil Morris, Administrator Sabbath School Department. one, the next will surely be a success. 4 PACIFIC UNION RECORDER FEBRUARY 5, 1973 Philosda Club Gives Wheelchair to Paralyzed Boy This is a sequel to our previous RE- he and his mother are progressing nicely CORDER article about Peter Ramirez, who in their Bible studies. was left paralyzed from the waist down We feel that Peter's case was providen- after an automobile accident last Septem- tially guided to one of our San Diego Simi Valley Receives Duane R. Peterson as Pastor ber. Chapter members, Clela Amundsen—a On Sabbath, December 23, the Los registered nurse. It was she who cared Elder Duane R. Peterson is the most Decatur, Champaign and Chicago resi- Angeles members of Philosda Club pre- for Peter in her home since October, recent addition to the ministerial staff here dents saw Elder Peterson regularly on the sented Peter with a brand new Everst & giving him special rehabilitation until he in Southern. Coming to us from Winston- television program "Daily Devotionals." Jennings wheelchair as a surprise Christ- was able to get out of his body cast and Salem, North Caro- He was successful in this venture also in mas gift. go home. Many others were involved also, lina, he is now pastor Winston-Salem. The former student litera- At first he didn't realize the chair was and we are happy that we could have the at Simi Valley—a posi- ture evangelist has had two radio broad- for him. He was so overcome with happi- privilege of seeing this young man so tion left open when casts as well. From time to time, he writes ness that tears came to his eyes and as a thrilled at receiving the wheelchair. The Elder Richard Wertz for the "Ministry Magazine" and the "Re- result there wasn't a dry eye in the room. knowledge that it meant so much to him became Conference view." Peter's whole mental outlook has reminds us of our many blessings and secretary. A warm welcome is extended to Elder changed since receiving the chair. He that "It is more blessed to give than to Elder Peterson — Peterson and his wife, Barbara Jean, along eagerly looks forward to going home to receive." listed in the "Who's with their two children, Lisa Kay (13) Mexico sometime in early February—no JACK E. HERSHEY, President, Who of American Col- and Joel Duane (9). We are looking for- longer despondent, he says, "I'm really Philosda Club—L.A. Chapter. leges and Universities" ward to working with them in Southern happy now." —served the Illinois California for many years to come. Duane Peterson He has adjusted remarkably well to the NOTICE OF BIENNIAL MEETING Conference as pastor- HAROLD CALKINS, President. chair. He can easily transfer himself to Simi Valley Hospital Association, Inc. evangelist for eight years after receiving and from the chair to his bed and is (DBA Simi Valley Adventist Hospital his M.A. degree at Andrews University in quickly becoming self-sufficient. and Extended-care Facility) 1958. Time Change Peter has been able to attend church 9 a.m. Tuesday Feb. 20, 1973 Wisconsin Academy claimed him . as There will a time change for "It Is now that he has the wheelchair, and both at 1535 East Chevy Chase Drive pastor and Bible teacher for three years. Written" for the February 4 telecast from Glendale, California. Then in 1969 he became a pastor-evange- 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. on the Palm Springs Constituents are the members of the Ex- ecutive Committee of the Southern California list again—this time for the Carolina Con- telecast on Channel 42. Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, members ference. RADIO-TV DEPARTMENT. of Simi Valley Hospital Association's govern- ing board and persons present at duly called meetings who are executive officers or are Timothy Berry Becomes Associate Pastor at Hawthorne Church medical department secretaries of either the Mrs. Berry, nee Jane Olsen, is a sec- Pacific Union Conference or the General Con- The new associate pastor at Hawthorne ference of Seventh-day Adventists. has found that life, when dedicated to the ondary home economics and art teacher. The meeting is called for the purposes of Lord, becomes an exciting experience. She received her B.A. Degree from An- receiving reports and for the amendment, Timothy David Berry drews University just this year. repeal and/or adoption of bylaws and for such other business as may properly come — native Californian We not only welcome this fine couple to our Conference, but feel confident that before the membership. and 1969 graduate of W. D. Walton, President. La Sierra College — their abilities will be felt in a marked way Mrs. Rose Ludlow, dietitian at Glendale Adventist W. H. Gosse, Secretary. began his ministry in as they work for souls here in Southern. Hospital, and Jack LaLanne, of the Jack LaLanne TV show, appear on "It's Your World" with Host HAROLD CALKINS, President. Puerto Rico as a stu- Art Linkletter. dent missionary. He "When you help the poor you are taught English and Dr. Louis Bozzetti lending to the Lord—and he pays physical education at wonderful interest on your loan!" Antillian College there Commission on Marijuana and Drug Abuse Director Speaks Proverbs 19:17, LB in 1968. Dr. Louis Bozzetti, medical director for plain about youth using "grass" are wrong While studying for when they support that marijuana is worse T. D. Berry the President's 13-member Commission on his Master of Divinity Marijuana and Drug Abuse, said recently than wine or whiskey. Young people are ADVENTURES IN MD+ Degree at Andrews University, Pastor that drug addiction is not a problem of right when they remind their drinking Berry was asked to work in an experimen- young people alone because the use of elders also. Work performance tests show PACIFIC UNION CONFERENCE tal "police chaplain" program for the Ber- narcotics is not limited to any age group. they can do only one-half as well as non- ,111111 of Seventh-day Adventists rien County Sheriff's Department. During Members of the San Gabriel Chapter users though they feel they can perform this same two-year period he was also the of Loma Linda University's School. of twice as well. representative for "The Seminary Student Health Women's Auxiliary and the Whit- It's true—marijuana was not legalized Forum"—organized student government on tier Church members heard Dr. Bozzetti on November 7; but the battle has not campus. also say that narcotics are not our greatest yet been won. Breakdowns in homes, Before accepting his present position— drug problem—alcohol is. churches and moral values contribute to- he served as associate pastor at Lynwood In his position on the President's com- ward experimentation and addiction to from 1969 to 1970. Pastor Berry com- mission, he has traveled extensively in narcotics, alcohol and glue. Such difficul- pleted a course in clinical-pastoral educa- many countries since his appointment in ties figure prominently in getting young tion at Loma Linda University and Medi- 1971. people started. cal Center this past summer. He is now Dr. Bozzetti, who feels that decriminal- Therefore, it is imperative that we for- an active member of the association bear- ization of the sale and use of marijuana tify our homes to combat the "substitutes" ing the same name. would be disastrous, says those who corn- which Satan has fashioned to weaken young people during these times of un- Mrs. Socorro Espana Takes First Place in Sales for Ladies certainty and discouragement. For by re- Mrs. Socorro Espana, a literature moving insecurity from a child's life, you evangelist for only two years, took first will have removed his need to experiment place in sales for ladies during 1972. with both drugs and alcohol. Happily married, with a family of two ROBERT REESE, PR Secretary, daughters and a son, Mrs. Espana decided Whittier Church. to include very definite missionary work in her daily program. By organizing her NOTICE OF BIENNIAL MEETING household duties, and assigning certain Notice is hereby given that the biennial ones to the children, she has been able to meeting of the Glendale Adventist Hospital do a great work for the Lord. Corporation will be held at the Southern Cali- In her first full year of selling, Mrs. fornia Conference of Seventh-day Adventists at Espana was "first lady" in the Union with Surrounded by one of the things she loves—good 1535 East Chevy Chase Drive, Glendale, Cali- a delivery of $21,834.49. This past year, books—Mrs. Espana even arranges for Bible studies fornia, at 9 a.m., February 20, 1973. to be given to her customers. The purpose of this meeting is for the 1972, she put in 1,719 hours and de- adoption, repeal or amendment of the bylaws; livered $28,606 worth of literature. She previous record. With these assets, her for the receiving of reports; and for any other also stands third among both men and bilingual ability and the Lord's blessing, business that may properly come before the women in the Pacific Union. she is assured a very sucessful year during meeting. W. J. Blacker, President. Begin planning now for your Adventure in Faith. Mrs. Espana's enthusiasm is exceeded 1973. Erwin J. Remboldt, Secretary. only by her determination to supersede her LYDIA JANZEN, Conference PR Staff. Envelopes will be provided by your local church. 5 PACIFIC UNION RECORDER FEBRUARY 5, 1973 IA MORA OMNI OF LOMA LINDA UNIVERSITY

Soul-winning Trophies Awarded at Victory Banquet Alumni Pavilion Scheduled for Use during Homecoming Over half of the churches and compan- new members in our family and as church The La Sierra Alumni Pavilion is IN Special religious services with a ves- ies in the Arizona Conference received members we are happy to have them. We scheduled for use at the Golden Anniver- per program presented by the La Sierra soul-winning trophies at a recent Soul- want to do our part in making them feel sary Homecoming February 22-25, says Academy music department at the La winning Ingathering Victory Banquet. very much at home and making their La Sierra Alumni President Dr. Viktor Sierra Church Friday evening at 7 p.m. The trophies were presented for the growth in Christ a good experience and Christensen. The new facility, which will seat 2,300 • Church services featuring Elder Ken- part the church had in soul-winning in one that will last for eternity. and persons, will first be used for the La neth Wood, editor of the Review 1972. Trophies were given to churches The following churches received troph- Herald and a graduate of La Sierra Acad- and companies that baptized 10 percent ies: Benson, Chandler, Parker, Wikieup, Sierran-Collegian Concert on Saturday night, February 24. Prior to the concert, emy. La Sierra's class of 1948 will pre- or more of their membership, based on Coolidge, East Mesa, Mesa, Flagstaff, sent the Sabbath school. their beginning membership in 1972. Globe, Superior, Huachuca, Lake Havasu La Sierra alumni and friends are invited A year ago, our workers accepted the City, Maricopa, Patagonia, Beacon Light, to attend a banquet in the La Sierra Com- • The foutrh Annual Physics Seminar challenge of baptizing 10 percent of their Mountain View, Spanish of Phoenix, Se- mons to celebrate completion of the first with table-top demonstrations of various membership in each congregation. Up to dona, Desert Valley, Tucson Spanish, phase of the building. principles of physics. The demonstrations now, the highest baptisms that Arizona Verde Valley, Yuma and Glendale. A hardwood floor costing an estimated are designed to enlighten and inform non- $34,000 has been ordered and will be in- scientists. Three awards, donated by a La has ever been able to realize in a single Our objective for 1973 is 750 souls. stalled in time for the Homecoming. Most Sierra alumnus, will be presented. year was 298. This year God blessed us Under the blessing of God and in service of the funds for the floor will come from with 489 baptisms, equal to 10.75 per- of man, let us work diligently, for "the a student-led campaign which has raised • The early history of La Sierra de- cent of our beginning membership in night cometh, when no man can work." over $21,000. Students hope the remain- picted in a series of displays on exhibit 1972. To God we are extremely grateful JOHN V. STEVENS, President. ing funds needed for the purchase of the Sabbath afternoon, February 24, in the for the part that He had in making it La Sierra Academy auditorium. possible. We are very pleased for the fine floor will come from student contributions witnessing and work that our laity has put and business leaders in the community • The fourth Annual Sports Invita- forth in order to make our evangelistic ARIZONA CAMP MEETING who will contribute to the project. tional featuring students from the South- endeavors successful. And we are most Conference Campground Other highlights of the Homecoming in- ern and Southeastern California Confer- deeply grateful to our pastors, Bible work- Prescott, Arizona clude: ences. ers, literature evangelists and office staff JULY 19-28, 1973 who have been helpful in holding evange- listic series, giving Bible studies and help- Everything is being ing to bind off these interests. planned for your God has given us a large number of spiritual refreshment

la Sierra Alumni Victory Banquet Will Be Held on February 11 The H. M. S. Richard's family and The Jack Veazey '55-56 and director Wayne Voice of Prophecy Hymnsingers will high- Hooper '41. light the La Sierra Alumni Victory Ban- The Master of Ceremonies will be Dr. Tucson Elementary School Students Distribute Fruit Baskets quet to be held February 22 at 7 p.m. in Harold Moody, '48. Tickets for the din- the La Sierra Commons. ner are still available through the La It is human nature to think in terms the money was used to buy fruit, nuts, The banquet celebrates 50 years of Sierra Campus office of alumni affairs. of receiving rather than giving. This year, and candy to make fruit baskets for a progress since the founding of La Sierra Tickets are $5 for alumni and friends and however, students and faculty of the Tuc- nursing home in town. Academy and Normal School in 1922 and $2.50 for students. son elementary school put the words On the morning before Christmas vaca- a successful completion of the La Sierra of Jesus to the test: "It is more blessed to tion 100 fruit baskets were made up. Each Alumni Pavilion, a new $600,000 audi- give than to receive." student had the privilege of making his Spiritual Revolution in 73 torium-gymnasium which will be used for Each year students have exchanged gifts own basket, under the supervision of the first time during the Homecoming Themes Series of Programs in the classroom with the usual last-minute teachers and parents. After lunch they weekend. rush to buy that gift for a classmate or were bussed to the Santa Rosa Nursing "A Spiritual Revolution in 1973" will teacher. However, this year the plan was Home to present the baskets and give a With a patriotic theme—"The Bi-Cen- be the theme of a series of programs pre- promoted to dispense with exchanging short program of poems and songs. tennial of the United States"—the program sented by the Black Students Association gifts and have a missionary project for all This project proved to be one of the will include the wit and wisdom of Dr. of Loma Linda University February 11 to to share in. Each one donated the money most rewarding experiences for all. To H. M. S. Richards, director-speaker emer- 17. Highlighting the program will be Dr. that he usually spent for school gifts, and quote from just a few who were involved: itus of The Voice of Prophecy, his son, Samuel Ferguson, professor of pharma- H. M. S. Richards Jr. '52, and music by cology at San Mateo College; Mrs. Anita A PARENT: "We wish to thank you the Hymnsingers including Marilyn Cot- Mackey, Loma Linda University Board of ADVENTIST BOOK CENTER for your extreme thoughtfulness and con- ton, Del Delker '58, Bunny Thornburg Trustees member; and Elder James Me- ANNOUNCES NEW HOURS sideration of the students in this Christ- '54-56, Beth Ann Vaughn '59, Jim Mc- lancon, professor of religion at Union Col- In order to make the Adventist Book mas season. The lesson of giving, that Clintock, Jerry Patton, John Ramsey and lege in Lincoln, Nebraska. Center available to more members, we they will learn from your project, will will be open the second Sunday of prove more valuable than any gift they every month beginning February 11, could receive." from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. A PATIENT FROM THE HOME: Attention Youth Not Attending an Adventist College We have had many requests for "The real spirit of Christmas is the giving Tuesday, February 6, beginning at 10 a.m., is your special day on the La these additional hours and we trust of oneself, and you, my friend, have done Sierra Campus of Loma Linda University. This special college day will provide this will be a real service to those who a fine example for myself and others to an opportunity for you to visit the campus for financial advisement, college and are unable to shop during the week. follow." career counseling and general orientation. A luncheon will be provided, cour- REGULAR HOURS A STUDENT: "I think this is the tesy of the University. Monday — Thursday — 8 a.m.-5 p.m. nicest thing we have done. I hope we can If you need transportation, contact your local church pastor. We'll be look- Friday — 8 a.m.-2 p.m. do it every year." ing forward to seeing you Tuesday, February 6, at 10 a.m., in the chapel of R. A. LAUTERBACH, Principal, Angwin Hall. For more information, call 785-2176. Assistant Manager. NICHOLAS BAUMANN, Tucson Elementary School. 6 PACIFIC UNION RECORDER FEBRUARY 5, 1973 Faith for Today Starts New Year with New Ways Faith for Today has started the new new loyalty, a new concern, a new desire year, not just in a new way, but many to enroll people, to invite them to watch new ways. They have a new location the program, February 10 is a splen- (Thousand Oaks, California, instead of did opportunity to demonstrate our new at- Mission 73 Is for Everyone Adults, Youth and Children New York), new headquarters, a fresh titude with a large gift for Faith for To- Mission 73 is for everyone! Old and new format for their programs, brand-new, day. updated Bible courses and a new telephone middle-aged people, youth and children New things cost money. Let's give a can have a part in winning people to plan where people may call a local num- ber immediately after the program. Be- vote of confidence and support to our Christ and hastening the coming of Jesus. television ministry by a real love gift. You One of our very active lay members, yond all of this newness mentioned is a new enthusiasm and determination to and I can underwrite the whole new look Mrs. Mae Chung, a member of the Kai- of Faith for Today, and together we can lua Church, was approached by some reach out and win people for Christ. Perhaps, fellow members, it is time for see new results and new miracles as God young, pre-teen girls and asked if she adds His blessing. would take them out witnessing. To Mrs. us to manifest some new attitudes with Chung's surprise and great interest, the respect to our support of Faith for Today. PHILIP DUNHAM, Secretary, girls wanted to go door to door to talk Should there 'be a new interest, a Radio-TV. to people and give them an opportunity to study the Bible. Mrs. Mae Chung briefs Sandy Shepherd, Naomi HMA Musk Groups are Active in Churches, other Campuses A time was arranged and the girls pre- Teruya, Regina Chung and Janice Chung before they leave for Mission '73 witnessing. pared what they would say at the door. The cardinal-coated Hawaiian Mission panist for the choir. In October, Cheryl Their simple introduction would be like Maybe some who read of this experi- Academy band directed by J. David Hol- was selected to play the solo from Bee- this: ence will say, "Dear God, if the children der has presented the Sabbath morning thoven's Concerto in C Minor, Opus 37, "Hello there, my name is Naomi Te- can do it, so can I," and if enough of us worship services in the Kailua, Waianae, with the Honolulu Symphony Orchestra ruya. We've come to bring you good news. say this, Mission 73 will be fantastic. Central, Japanese, Aiea and Kaneohe in one of its youth concerts. These con- The Lord is coming." churches as well as to the Mormon school, certs are produced by the City of Hono- Secretary, Then they would offer the gift Bible PHILIP W. DUNHAM, the Church College of Hawaii, in Laie. lulu for the school children of the city, Lay Activities. and lessons to help people get ready. In The versatile Mr. Holder, in his sec- both public and private. one-half hour of door-to-door work, they and year at Hawaiian Mission Academy, Not only do the academy band and now have two Bible studies and one lady A Member's Witness Brings not only conducts a 38-piece band and choir appear in our churches with sacred who wants to be visited again. teaches instrument lessons, but he also programs, but they also have a secular Dear fellow members, these four chil- Others to Adventist Faith instructs in auto mechanics, music appre- program. The winter program included dren are setting an example for those of "Is Seventh-day Adventist some kind ciation and art. In addition he leads the a wide range of selections from the "St. us who are older. It is time to let the of Buddhist religion?" asked Richard Ap- elementary school band and upper-grade Antoni Chorale" by Haydn-Brahms, Holy Spirit fill us out of our homes and plegate of his co-worker Mrs. Georgia select choir at Hawaiian Mission Elemen- through the spiritual, "Joshua Fit the Bat- out of our churches to tell people "We Bricker at work one day. tary School. He also works on projects to tle of Jericho," to the baroque Bach piece, have good news for you! The Lord is help students with special art effects for "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring." For you see, Masako, Richard's wife, coming." was studying with the Japanese congrega- programs and student activities. The department of religion of the acad- This is what Mission 73 is really all tion at the Aiea Seventh-day Adventist Merle Greenway, in his first year at emy presented a short devotional medita- about. It is not just a series of evangelistic church. the academy, has a 39-voice choir which tion with each concert either by Elder meetings. It is Spirit-filled, Spirit-directed draws students from all corners of the is- Otis Graves, also a band member, or one personal witnessing. It is going out where land of Oahu. Cheryl Villegas of Aiea, a of the students. the people are because the people aren't sophomore this year, is the piano accom- Ross HIATT, Reporter. coming where we are. It is loving people enough to Icnock on doors to tell them the good news.

Servicemen's Corner When you arrive at the following bases or areas, get in touch with one of our chaplains:

Navy Chaplains Richard Applegate and Mrs. Georgia Bricker LT Herman Kibble, CHC, USNR 3D MAW, MCAS, El Toro 355-20-3960 Santa Ana, California 97209 Georgia's reply was, "Oh, the Seventh- day Adventist is a good church" for San Diego Area Civilian Chaplain Hollis L. Anderson Georgia's grandmother had taken her to 2710 Elyssee Street a Seventh-day Adventist church when she San Diego, California 92123 was a little girl. Georgia told Richard all Phone 278-9034, Area Code 714 she knew about Seventh-day Adventists. San Francisco Area CH (CPT) Raymond D. Ruddle Richard started attending church with US Army Training Center his wife at Aiea. Before long Mission 72 Inf. (6A-WOMYAA) Fort Ord, CA 93941 got under way with the Applegates in at- tendance. Masako also had gone to a Sev- Fort Sam Houston, Texas CH (LTC) Richard C. Sessums 443-24-7853 enth-day Adventist church in her home- Behavioral Science Div. MFSS, BAMC land of Okinawa, Japan, when she was Fort Sam Houston, Texas 78234 just seven years of age. Honolulu Area Elder Robert L. Chism Masako was working in the evenings P.O. Box 4037 and was unable to attend all of the meet- Honolulu, Hawaii 96813 ABC Declares February Phone (808) 595-66391 ings, but Richard would come, bringing Record Discount Month "0 God, I beg two favors from you Veterans Administration their baby daughter with him. Richard before I die: First, help me never to Chaplain John K. Umeda 575-28-6304 was baptized April 29, 1972, and Masako VA Wadsworth Hospital Center February is REOORD Discount Month tell a lie. Second, give me neither Wilshire and Sawtelle Blvds. followed him on July 8. at the Hawaiian Adventist Book Center. poverty nor riches! Give me just Los Angeles, California 90073 Phone (213) 478-3711 Our story does not end there. Richard If you have been putting off buying a enough to satisfy my needs! For if I took his newly found religion to work grow rich, I may become content with- Seoul, Korea particular record or tape for one reason or Civilian Chaplain M. T. Bascom with him and shared his faith with another, wait no longer! During the month out God. And if I am too poor, I may I.P.O. Box 1243 Georgia, his co-worker. She accepted his Seoul, Korea of February, the Hawaiian Adventist steal, and thus insult God's holy Telephone: 96-0073 invitation to church, and before long Book Center is offering all of its large name." Proverbs 30: 7, 8, 9, LB Pastor F. J. Michaelson was giving her If you are in an area where there is stock of records, cassettes, and eight-track Bible studies. Georgia was baptized in no Seventh-day Adventist chaplain, con- tapes at a 20 percent discount. our regular weekday hours of 8:15 a.m. tact the local Seventh-day Adventist November. Don't wait another day to increase the until 5 p.m., Monday through Thursday; church pastor. The telephone book And to think it all started with a simple blessing that good music can bring to your and 8:15 a.m. until 2 p.m. on Fridays. should give you this information. question—"Is the Seventh-day Adventist home. Call us at 595-7400, if you have any HARRY GARLICK, Assoc. Director, Church some kind of Buddhist religion?" National Service Organization, Remember that we are open on the first questions. Pacific Union Conference. KIT THOMAS, PR Secretary, Sunday of each month from 10 a.m. until CRAIG KLATT, Manager, Aiea Church. 4 p.m. This is in addition, of course, to Hawaiian Adventist Book Center. PACIFIC UNION RECORDER FEBRUARY 5, 1973 7 • Continued from page one Known and Unknowns Get Together on the Telecast Set Wise Advice Given IRWIN BOARD sample of the cooking in the fun-filled give Faith for Today that opportunity to "Listen to this wise advice ; follow it kitchen where Art, Sugar Ray Robinson, be released alternately. closely, for it will do you good, and THE ANDREWS UNIVERSITY Alumni As- sociation announces an eight-day trip by raft you can pass it on to others: Trust in "Hobo Kelly," Red Buttons and Peter Lu- Moreover, Verity Productions must have down the Colorado River through the Grand pis are just a few of the better-known. in themselves shown the networks the the Lord." Proverbs 22:17, 18, 19, LB Canyon. The 226-mile trip is scheduled to But Bill Emmerton, Australia's long- verity and honesty of a health-related be- begin at Lee's Ferry, Arizona, on Wednesday, lievable show, for networks are interested. June 6, and will end at Diamond Creek on distance runner who has gone across Death Thursday, June 13. As soon as money is raised, more will be II Continued from page one Valley in the summer; Prince Ameen Further information about the trip is Kahn, Hunza-land example of healthful taped. Colonel James Irwin and Pat Nixon Adventures in Faith available by writing Dr. Richard Hammill, living; and Hulda Crooks, the Adventist have expressed an interest in speaking for Andrews University, Berrien Springs, MI portion week by week or month by month 49104. 76-year-old mountain climber, are there healthful living. in order to reach that faith objective. CHAPLAIN NEEDED for 150-bed nursing too. This adventure in faith will continue, with God's blessing and the readers' pray- Thus, Adventures in Faith can be a real home in Salisbury, Maryland. Partial salary Already the stations are asking for a available for retired worker. Write Confer- ers, throughout the year to come. It's adventure in going beyond the regular and ence President, W. R. May, Box 803, Colum- daily run—or at least three per week. They healthy bodies and minds that can be re- ordinary in expanding God's work for the bia MD 21043. State experience and few ref- are also asking that producer Armand La- ceptive to spiritual truths. unwarned, unworked, unsaved. erences. mont of Verity Productions supply a strip of Adventist programs every morning at 8:30. That makes it possible for him to

Friday, February 9, 1973 iso Angwin 5:41 Riverside 5:28 f8 Chico 5:37 San Diego 5:29 tasto Eureka 5:44 San Jose 5:41 Fresno 5:34 Phoenix 6:07 Lodi 5:37 Reno 5:29 For that special Loma Linda 5:28 Salt Lake City 5:55 Los Angeles 5:31 Hilo 6:17 Oakland 5:42 Honolulu 6:26 get-together!

Friday, February 16, 1973 Angwin 5:49 Riverside 5:35 Chico 5:45 San Diego 5:35 Eureka 5:53 San Jose 5:48 Fresno 5:41 Phoenix 6:14 Lodi 5:45 Reno 5:37 Loma Linda 5:34 Salt Lake City 6:04 Los Angeles 5:38 Hilo 6:20 Oakland 5:49 Honolulu 6:30

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PACIFIC UNION CONFERENCE—W. J. Blacker, president; R. L. Cone, treasurer; W. D. Walton, secretary; Major White, associate secretary; (Box 146) 1545 North Verdugo Road, Glen- dale, California 91209. Phone (213) 241-5173. Telex No. 67-7018. ARIZONA CONFERENCE—John V. Stevens, president; Orville a Butler, secretary-treas- urer; (Box 10097) 2601 East Thomas Road, Phoenix, Arizona 85016. Phone (602) 956- 9100. CENTRAL CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE—E. W. Amundson, president; R. L. Stretter, secretary- Other ways to enjoy treasurer; (Box 580) 1691 The Alameda, San Jose, California 95106. Phone (408) 297-1584. ..Zfatea HAWAIIAN MISSION—Lawrence E. Davidson, president; Mun On Chang, secretary-treasurer; (Box 4037, Zip Code 96813) 2728 Pali High- way, Honolulu, Hawaii 96817. Phone 595-6391. 12inicetts NEVADA-UTAH CONFERENCE—A. G. Strei- SCALLOPED POTATOES WITH LINKETTS fling, president; Gerald Lashier, secretary-treas- 2 large potatoes urer; (Box 1470) 1095 East Taylor Street, Reno, 6 Loma Linda Linketts, sliced Nevada 89505. Phone (702) 322-6929. 3 c. milk, hot 2 Tbsp. onion flakes NORTHERN CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE—Hel- LINKETT LENTIL CASSEROLE 2 Tbsp. flour QUALITY FOODS SINCE 1906 muth C. Retzer, president; Elmer A. Schmidt, 1 tsp. salt 2 c. lentils-cooked secretary-treasurer; (Box 23165) 2300 Norse tomato FILL casserole with layers of thinly sliced potatoes 1 large Drive, Pleasant Hill, California 94523. Phone and Linketts. 2 Tbsp. ea. onion, celery and parsley flakes (415) 687-1300. SPRINKLE each layer with flour,onion flakes and salt. 4 Loma Linda Linketts SPREAD 1 cup of lentils in bottom of casserole. SOUTHEASTERN CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE— POUR hot milk over. COVER lentils with tomato slices. Melvin L. Lukens, president; J. B. Bogle, treas- BAKE covered at 350° an hour or more until soft. SPRINKLE with dehydrated vegetables (or fresh). urer; Warren C. Heintz, secretary; (Box 7584) LINKETTS SUPREME TOP with remaining lentils. 9707 Magnolia Avenue, Riverside, California cabbage BAKE 30 minutes at 350'. 92503. Phone (7141 689-1350. 1 small 1 can tomato, celery or cheese soup SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE—Har- 5 Loma Linda Linketts with Loma Linda Linketts 2 c. cornbread batter old L. Calkins, president; Richard G. Wertz, cabbage in quarters and steam until tender. secretary; Leonard Webb, treasurer; (Box 969) CUT 1. Serve Linketts in any of the ways shown in this 1535 East Chevy Chase Drive, Glendale, Cali- ADD soup and place in flat casserole or baking dish. illustration. fornia 91209. Phone (213) 243-6231. SPLIT Linketts lengthwise and cut into quarters. 2. Top steamed potatoes with Loma Linda Linketts Brown in oil and scatter over cabbage. sliced into Lima Linda Smoky Bits Gravy Quik. SPREAD cornbread batter over top and bake 20 3. Garnish hearty split-pea soup with slices of Loma Wills, trust agreements, and annuities should minutes at 450°. Linda Linketts. be made in favor of the legal association rather than the conference. Write your con- ference secretary-treasurer for the exact name.

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