L.L.Reile, President

It always seemed to me that Camp Meeting and the Week of Prayer were the two most important periods of my yearly calendar. Both weeks had deep spiritual significance, so they were central in my life. I hope both are vital to you.

This year the Week Of Prayer begins on Sabbath, October 30, and ends on November 6. May it bring real victory to you. We are in danger of permitting this important week to slip away without our becoming better acquainted with the Lord. Ancient Israel was to prepare for the first advent of our Lord.---They failed. We are to prepare for the second advent of Jesus.--What will our record be?

One of the highlights of the Week of Prayer is the offering taken on the closing Sabbath—known as the Week of Sacrifice Offering. This plan includes sacrifice. We deprive ourselves of something, then give the savings as an offering. Others follow the custom of giving that week's income. It is a pleasure to give to God. You cannot outgive Him.

When Jesus comes, His saints will be gathered, "those that have made a covenant with Me by sacrifice." Psalms 50:5.

This offering is a time when we can take inventory, then try to balance accounts with God. Permit me to invite you into the fellowship of sacrifice for God. Items from the Canadian Union Office

WESTERN CANADA ADVENTIST BOOK CENTER It Is Written Fall Trip 1976 In Far Away Places The It Is Written telecast is reaching Date Time Place into many places that we never expected. Oct. 28/76 Thursday 6 - 9 pm Grande Prairie, Alberta Here is a portion of a letter from the Oct. 30/76 Sabbath Evening Peoria, Alberta Queen Charlotte Islands off the coast of Oct. 31/76 Sunday 9 - 3 pm Peoria, Alberta Northern British Columbia. Oct. 31/76 Sunday 6 - 9 pm Fairview, Alberta Nov. 1/76 Monday 6 - 9 pm Dawson Creek, B.C. For the past two Sundays I have Nov. 2/76 Tuesday 11 - 2 pm Fort St. John, B.C. watched your program on T. V. and Nov. 2/76 Tuesday 6 - 9 pm Chetwynd, B.C. have found it very inspiring. This is Nov. 3/76 Wednesday 7 - 9 pm Vanderhoof, B.C. the first time I have seen your show Nov. 4/76 Thursday 6 - 9 pm Hazelton, B.C. and would appreciate it very much Nov. 6/76 Sabbath Evening Terrace, B.C. if you would send me your two Nov. 7/76 Sunday 7 - 9 pm Smithers, B.C. books called DESTINATION LIFE Nov. 8/76 Monday 6 - 9 pm Prince George, B.C. and I MET A MIRACLE. Nov. 9/76 Tuesday 6 - 9 pm McBride, B.C. Nov. 11/76 Thursday 7 - 9 pm Quesnel, B.C. Here in the Queen Charlotte Islands Nov. 1 3/76 Sabbath Evening Williams Lake, B.C. in B.C. we have very few denomina- Nov. 14/76 Sunday 9 - 3 pm Williams Lake, B.C. tions and such a show as yours is Nov. 1 5/76 Monday 6 - 9 pm Kamloops, B.C. very welcome on Sundays. Nov. 16/76 Tuesday 11 - 2 pm Silver Creek, B.C. Nov. 1 6/76 Tuesday 6 - 9 pm Salmon Arm, B.C. I look forward to receiving your Nov. 17/76 Wednesday 6 - 9 pm Grandview, B.C. two books and to hearing your Nov. 18/76 Thursday 11 - 2 pm Silverhills, B.C. following programs on the tele- Nov. 18/76 Thursday 6 - 9 pm Vernon, B.C. vision on Sundays. Nov. 20/76 Sabbath Evening Rutland, B.C. Nov. 21/76 Sunday 9 - 3 pm Rutland, B.C. We are to take the gospel to every Nov. 22/76 Monday 6 - 9 pm Penticton, B.C. person to every nation, kindred, tongue Nov. 23/76 Tuesday 6 - 9 pm Chilliwack, B.C. and people. Television and radio are Nov. 24/76 Wednesday 11 - 2 pm Abbotsford, B.C. reaching into the remote places of the Nov. 24/76 Wednesday 6 - 9 pm Mission, B.C. earth with the gospel. This does not, Nov. 25/76 Thursday 6 - 9 pm Langley, B.C. however, negate our personal witnessing Nov. 27/76 Sabbath Evening Sidney, B.C. for Christ. What have you done to con- Nov. 28/76 Sunday 6 - 9 pm Victoria, B.C. tact it Is Written viewers, or inviting your Nov. 29/76 Monday 11 - 2 pm Duncan, B.C. neighbors and friends to see the telecast? Nov. 29/76 Monday 6 - 9 pm Nanaimo, B.C. We want to give the message of the Nov. 30/76 Tuesday 6 - 9 pm Port Alberni, B.C. Righteousness of Christ in the final warn- Dec. 1/76 Wednesday 6 - 9 pm Comox, B.C. ing message of the three angels so we can Dec. 2/76 Thursday 6 - 9 pm Powell River, B.C. go home to heaven. Let us do it NOW. Dec. 4/76 Sabbath Evening Vancouver, B.C. Dec. 5/76 Sunday 9 - 3 pm New Westminster, B.C. L.R. Krenzler Dec. 6/76 Monday 6 - 9 pm Lytton, B.C. It Is Written Representative — Canada Dec. 7/76 Tuesday 7 - 9 pm Hope, B.C. Dec. 8/76 Wednesday 6 - 9 pm Oliver, B.C. Dec. 9/76 Thursday 11 - 2 pm Grand Forks, B.C. Dec. 9/76 Thursday 6 - 9 pm Trail, B.C. \ Dec. 11/76 Sabbath Evening Creston, B.C.

Official Organ of the Canadian Union Conference of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Address all inquiries to: 1148 King Street East, Oshawa, Ontario, L1H 1148. A. N. How, Editor, Pearl I. Browning, Associate Editor. President, L. L. Reile; Secretary, A. N. How; Treasurer, Carl Klam; Auditor, L. D. Dunn. Depart- mental Directors: Communication, L. R. Krenzler; Education, N. 0. Matthews, Ph.D., Associate, M. S. Graham; Health, R. Matiko, M.D.; Lay Activities and Sabbath School, L. A. Shipowick; Ministerial, L. G. Maiiistaigiaw Lowe; Public Affairs, D. L. Michael; Publishing, C. K. Okuno; Stewardship, C. A. Williams; Trust Services, R. A. Matthews; Youth and Temperance, B. S. Edsell; Consultant to Health Care Institutions, A. George Rodgers. Issued semimonthly. Annual subscription price $2.00. Second-class mail registration number 0912. Printed by Maracle Press Limited.

366 CANADIAN UNION MESSENGER Literature Evangelist Honour Roll

For the Canadian Union Conference During the Month of August, 1976

TOP SIXTEEN REGULARS

NAME CONFERENCE HOURS DELIVERIES Pagu, U. Quebec 225 $ 6,233.35 Park, S.W. Ontario 179 4,329.80 Singh, D. Manitoba-Saskatchewan 148 4,067.55 Changoo, M. Ontario 102 3,547.70 Lewis, G. Ontario 326 3,406.24 Thomas, J. Ontario 225 2,818.92 Parrish, S. Quebec 144 2,706.55 Cross, D. Ontario 127 2,647.95 Hanson, G. British Columbia 78 2,502.15 Aikens, H. Maritime 130 2,261.00 Sever, M. Ontario 113 2,234.90 Charles, M. Quebec 203 2,172.25 Everest, E. Ontario 386 2,145.35 Houston, G. Maritime 129 2,137.30 Batten, L. Newfoundland 248 2,040.90 Connell, J. Maritime 84 2,033.15

HONOUR ROLL TOP TWENTY STUDENTS

NAME CONFERENCE HOURS DELIVERIES Grey, M. Manitoba-Saskatchewan 429 11,407.76 Barikor, C. Manitoba-Saskatchewan 315 7,659.67 Luther, C. Maritime 193 5,031.05 Nwanko, A. Manitoba-Saskatchewan 331 5,021.00 Nelson, J. Newfoundland 243 4,736.20 Deshomme, P. Ontario 289 4,597.80 Baptiste, C. Manitoba-Saskatchewan 108 4,537.55 Frank, C. Ontario 444 4,083.05 Bokpe, L. Quebec 95 4,060.85 Pryce, B. Manitoba-Saskatchewan 217 3,692.60 Hirep, J.B. Maritime 180 3,670.50 Ben-Menani, E. Ontario 222 3,336.50 Allen, J.M. Manitoba-Saskatchewan 163 3,057.50 Louis-Joseph, R. Ontario 194 2,944.10 Shaw, W. Ontario 149 2,845.50 Benavides, A. Ontario 122 2,845.45 Nicolas, J. Quebec 187 2,704.75 Kathaire, D. Manitoba-Saskatchewan 151 2,688.90 Jean-Baptiste, H. Quebec 460 2,684.95 Kakule, N. Quebec 143 2,651.85

VoL. 45, No. 20, OCTOBER 15, 1976 367 MARITIME CAMP MEETING BAPTISM September 20, 1976 r

The earnest, spiritual emphasis of the Maritime Camp Meeting sermons bore fruit in sixteen decisions for baptisms. Elder William Lehmann, pastor of the Campus Hill Church, Loma Linda, Cali- fornia and Elder Carl Coffman, Director of the College Religion Department at Andrews University directed their preach- ing to uplifting Christ and leading the people into personal experience with Him. The laymen and ministers who had personally studied with the candidates, introduced each one to the Camp Meeting congregation. One young couple decided to give their lives to Christ first and then be married a month later. Two families were baptized. A young man who had worked beside one of our Adventist laymen surrendered to the Lord and was baptized. Two fine young ladies from Northumberland Strait baptismal pool Adventist homes in North Sydney were for Camp Pugwash. also in the baptismal group. Another young man followed his Lord in baptism and his father was heard to say, "I'll be side is Camp Pugwash and on the other for revival and evangelism. As this goes to the next one in our family to be bap- shore is Prince Edward Island, fourteen press, some meetings will already have tized!" miles away. This thrilling baptism has begun. Please remember the Maritimes at The baptismal pool for Camp Meeting raised the spiritual fervor of the ministers the throne of grace each day. Gilbert E. is the Northumberland Strait. On the one and laymen. New plans are already laid Andersen, President.

A decision by Supreme Court Judge dollars by Manufacturer's Life and the Grange on September 9 at Kingston Bank of Nova Scotia. Our bid was slightly brought to a successful completion ne- above this and this is why we were gotiations for the purchase of the Kes- successful in getting the camps. The wick Conference Camp and the Keswick trustees had obtained three distress ap- Youth Camp on Lake Rosseau by the praisals of this property (as you know a Ontario Conference of Seventh-day Ad- distress appraisal is not the actual value, it ventists. is rather, the least amount that the Many of you have been aware of the property should be sold for). The average fact that since the middle of July when of these three appraisals is $1,557,900.00, we were first informed that this property so you can see that we are well under this had gone into receivership and would be appraised value. The actual amount, from sold through bids by the court, the the financial records available to us, that conference committee and officers have has been invested in this camp is 2.4 been diligently working on the matter. Ontario Conference million dollars. We believe that God's Many of you have followed the news- Purchases Historic hand was in our acquiring this property papers and are aware of the forces that and with the united efforts of all of our were against the sale of this property but Keswick Camp people it can, indeed, become a center of we believe that God prevailed on our evangelism, youth programs, as well as Reported by behalf and this camp can become not adult enrichment programs. E. C. BECK, President only a haven for our youth but also an evangelistic outreach here in Ontario. Ontario Conference of SDA APPROPRIATE FOR VARIOUS USES Those of you elders and pastors who Not only will this enable us to con- were present on July 25 when we looked to bid on both the conference and the tinue our strong junior, youth, and family over the camp, will recall that it was our youth camp. Consequently we submitted camps, camps for the blind, opportunity desire to purchase the Keswick Confer- two bids. Our offer for the combined camps for the underpriviledged, but also ence Camp only. We were subsequently camps of a total of $1,468,500.00 was provide a place for Bible conferences for told that we would stand a much better accepted. both young and adults and spiritual re- chance of obtaining this camp if we were There was a reserve bid of 1.4 million treats that can be open to the public. It 368 CANADIAN UNION MESSENGER will be a place where we can conduct a cabin for two weeks out of the year for most of them with full bathroom faci- health and better living programs, and vacation. It may be possible that this type lities. There are also several lodges scatter- family life seminars under the supervision of an arrangement could be worked out ed throughout the property that can of trained medical and family counselling with others of our church members. accommodate up to 40 people in each personnel. The opportunities are actually lodge. There are water and electric hook- unlimited. Of course, it will also be a DESCRIPTION OF THE CAMP ups for approximately thirty-two tents place that can be used for denominational The Camp Keswick property includes and trailers. retreats for our workers, our church 197 acres of land with over 3,500 feet For the 1977 Camp Meeting we plan departmental councils, as well as church Rosseau Lake frontage. It has 65 build- to pitch a tent on what is now the ball groups coming in for a weekend retreat. ings. The largest building is a four-story field, and provide sufficient parking space And, of course, it will be an excellent structure with a small dining room that about a quarter of a mile or so from the spot for our annual Camp Meetings. will accommodate approximately main lodge. The present facilities will 200-300 people on the lower floor along accommodate 450 people to sleep com- FINANCING OF THE CAMP with office space and another room for fortably besides the tent and trailer hook- Now, how will this all be financed? It equipment, etc. On the second floor is ups. This includes all linens, beds, pillows, is not our purpose to retain both of these more office space and another room etc. I think you can see from this that we camps. In fact, already we have the youth which was used previously for a boutique will be able to accommodate at least as camp up for sale and we will certainly along with food freezers and refrigerators. many folk as we can here at Kingsway realize as much as we possibly can for this On the third floor is a dining room College. camp. accommodating 450 people and a large In subsequent MESSENGERS we will The rest of the financial outlay could kitchen. The top floor has twenty-one keep you informed on what is transpiring well be realized by the possible lease or sleeping rooms each with a private bath. regarding the camps so that you will be sale of Camp Frenda, the sale of con- On the grounds is a large auditorium able to give your whole-hearted support ference-owned houses and special gifts seating 750 people and another audit- to this important outreach of the Ontario from church members. One person sug- orium called the Delectible Mansion that Conference. We believe that you will be gested that he would be willing to give will seat approximately 350. There are a delighted with this camp and with its $10,000.00 towards the camp on the large number of small cottages suitable potential for positive health and spiritual condition that he be permitted the use of for two people with a screened-in porch, evangelism.

Beautiful setting of the new camp for Ontario Conference with Bingham Hall overlooking Lake Rosseau.

See Large Map of Camp Keswick on the following two pages.

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DOCK Ontario Government Declares October 18-23 As Nutrition Week Reported by ELSIE SOKOL, Dietitian of Branson Hospital, Toronto

October 18-23 has been declared by the government of In the creation, foods were implanted with "properties" which Ontario as Nutrition Week - a time in which every possible promote a healthy appetite. It is wrong to overindulge in eating approach ought to be made by every thinking, capable, alert and thus pervert the appetite and fall captive to it. This is so person hopefully to stimulate, educate and promote Health prevalent among citizens of our land, who actually become Principles to all within our communities. If necessity, we must slaves of their appetites. recognize the possibility and assume the responsibility, to We as a people have a double responsibility - first: that of accept the "Challenge to Change Our Life Styles". becoming acquainted with the total, sound health living As SDA's we can and must be in the forefront to support our principles which we represent and which includes (a) proper Governments in this effort, and begin as individuals, as families, balanced diet, (b) plenty of water, (c) fresh air, (d) exercise, and as churches, and as citizens to "practise what we preach" — and (e) rest. Second - that of being capable to relay sound health to be certain of what we preach as basically sound and practical. education, promoting it in a practical and effective way. The dates for Nutrition Week may vary in other provinces. As adults, parents, youth, citizens, and Christians WE as The theme for Nutrition Week may also be promoted in various SDA's have the opportunity and responsibility to give witness, ways. Ontario has chosen to extend the challenge to "Nutrition by accepting the "challenge" thrust before all Canadians to Every Week". A good slogan for SDA's. practise "Preventive Medicine" - to face up to doing that which Nutrition has become a term very lightly applied when will build better health - for the sake of those of our household wishing to label foods, ideas or theories. Actually the dictionary and all others. We are admonished in Ecclesiastes 9:10 - very plainly states it as the act of nourishing, and denotes the "Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do it with thy might" - scientific approach to our food intake. The quality of our intake another sound directive. is influenced by our choice and variety of food. The end results The intent here is to enlist every SDA member to be aware are also affected by the quantity of food intake. Our eating of, to recognize the sounding of the "Alert", and to accept the habits become a governor that greatly influence our life style. responsibility of contributing towards this outreach. If we can Therefor one should be willing to place nutrition in its rightful line up our priorities - as pertains to our life style which includes place, practise discipline in our eating habits. This is our first our eating habits; and if we choose to discipline our appetites so step, thus to avoid becoming addicted to wrong food habits. as to comply to all health principles, then we have prepared to Eating habits are formed and can be changed by the accept the "Challenge", and the responsibility to hold the discipline of the will. Health is adversely affected by improper, "torch" high to provide the strength, the knowledge and the inadequate, indifferent and indulgent eating habits. light of the Health Message to all our neighbours. We would and Our appetite is to be respected as a God-given sense, and if could then, by full participation, live, tell and show its full not abused by wrong eating habits, serves as a guide to enjoy worth. We are told "Ye are my witnesses" - "Go ye into all the good wholesome food and to maintain a higher level of health. world" - "Do all to the glory of God".

INTERNATIONAL YOUTH CONGRESS

Sponsored Jointly by Manitoba- Saskatchewan and North Dakota Con- ferences

The Town Hall Singers, composed evangelism will highlight the day on For transportation arrangements, con- mostly of former members of the Heri- Friday. The three discussion groups will tact the Manitoba-Saskatchewan Confer- tage Family, will be the featured musi- be on youth evangelism, social relation- ence office. cians at the opening session of the Inter- ships and the gift of prophecy. national Youth Congress sponsored joint- Other musical groups being featured QUILL LAKE EVANGELISTIC ly by the Manitoba-Saskatchewan and are a local North Dakota group, The MEETI NGS North Dakota Conferences, Thursday, Family of God, North Dakota's youth If you have friends or relatives within October 28 at 7:30 p.m., in Jamestown, evangelist, Louis Sciortino (formerly of the Quill Lake area who might be inter- North Dakota. the Heritage II singers) and Union Col- ested in coming to the meetings, please lege. Keynote speaker for Thursday write Pastor Jim Burgess A highlight of Sabbath afternoon will night will be Des Cummings of Andrews Box 337 University who will speak twice more be a question and answer panel discussion Quill Lake, during the congress. on "How to Bring Up Your Parents" by Saskatchewan Discussion groups and the intro- Robert Wilson, professor of Sociology at duction of the His Way program of youth Columbia Union College. Man.-Sask. Con't on p. 377 372 CANADIAN UNION MESSENGER Alberta Camp Meeting Memories

Elder J.W.Bothe (former Canadian Union Con- ference President) led in the discussion of the Sabbath School Lesson. Daryl Fisher (usher) empties the offering con- tainer into the money sack held by Elmer Littman (Alberta Conference Assistant Trea- surer). Camp Meeting income for evangelism exceeded $14,000.

Elder Lewis Shipowick observes during an impromptu Bible study given by Mrs. Airlee Fowler. The Bible study demonstation formed part of the "Witnessing For Christ" seminar during the Bowden Camp Meeting.

Albert Grabo, left, (Publishing Director) inter- Emilio Knechtle shares a favorite song with his views Frank Forbes, right, (Literature Evange- audience. Dr. and Mrs. Delmer Holbrook conducted an list from Grande Prairie). Frank shared his exciting and valuable workshop on Home and testimony on how God has led in the intro- Family Living. duction of work in parts of northern Alberta.

Baby Dedication (Shown on the right)

Dedication of Matthew Kinch, baby son of Michael and Wendy Kinch by Elder George Emm at the Mountain View Church. Brother Jason looks on.

VOL. 45, No. 20, OCTOBER 15, 1976 373 Et Voici Une Nouvelle Edition RENE M. DEVINS

Quand nous parlons de nouvelle edition, nous entendons que faussee et ne pourrait etre sauvegardee des assauts du terrible la precedente de tel ou tel ouvrage a ete epuisee, autrement dit adversaire que nous lui connaissons, ce "sans loi, anomos" dont qu'elle s'est bien vendue. Ce fut le cas pour la premiere edition parle saint-Paul. de 1969 de "Messages Choisis" de soeur White, Au bureau de Recemment, en ecoutant un interessant reportage a la televi- la Federation des Eglises Adventistes du Quebec, on m'a de- sion sur le Zaire, et son chef le president Mobutu, celui-gi man& de vous entretenir de la nouvelle edition de cet ouvrage declara, a un moment donne au reporteur qui l'interviewait: capital pour nos membres qui veulent avoir et conserver le "Il ne suffit pas, monsieur, "de comprendre la doctrine, il faut veritable esprit de l'Avent. !INSTALLER DANS L'AME . . ."" Je ne sais pas exactement Les editions du "Monde Francais" s'etaient mises a l'oeuvre de quelle doctrine voulait parler Mr. Mobutu, mais ce que je afin de nous fournir une nouvelle quantite de cet ouvrage en sais de toute evidence, c'est que cette phrase m'a frappe et mon le reeditant. 11 a connu, en effet, un grand succes dans nos esprit en a fait une judicieuse application a la doctrine adven- milieux de la francophonie en general et quebecoise en particu- tiste. En effet, it faut que la doctrine que nous proclamons dans lier. C'est de bonne augure, car, comme l'ecrivait jadis frere le Quebec par des moyens divers allant des conferences, au Raymond Beach, il y a pas loin de quarante annees, et que je colportage, aux etudes a domicile, et au temoignage de notre me permets de citer en 1976, ii y a lieu de preter une attention vie- peut-etre le plus excellent-, il faut, dis-je, que cette belle toute speciale a tous les aspects touches par !'Esprit de Pro- doctrine ne soit pas seulement un ensemble de belles paroles et phetie: d'idees, meme bibliques, de belles envolees parfois oratoires, " "Je pense", soulignait-il, "a ceux qui, pour des raisons mais, it faut, avant tout, que cet ensemble soit IMPLANTE diverses, peut-etre mal definies, se sont plus ou moins desinter- DA NS L'AME de nos membres et de nos catechumenes! In- resses des ecrits de soeur White jusqu'a maintenant, ne leur staller a dit le chef zairois! attribuant, en somme, aucune importance, Ceux-la meconnais- C'est la que reside tout le sens de la grande oeuvre de soeur sent forcement leur vrai caractere, et se privent injustement White si bien definie dans les "Messages Choisis" (Selected d'une des sources essentielles de vie spirituelle dans l'Eglise Messages en anglais). Cet ouvrage sera, avec les autres de notre soeur, un rempart contre les doutes, les craintes, les relache- En effet, l'oeuvre ecrite de soeur White est la continuation, ments, les abandons, car en terminant, n'oublions pas ces belles par dela pres de deux millenaires et meme plus avec Malachie paroles de !'eminent academicien Maurice DRUON: "Le pro- de l'oeuvre des prophetes bibliques. Representons-nous la main pre des hommes forts n'est par d'ignorer les hesitations et les de soeur White tendue a celle de Malachie et du Voyant de doutes, qui sont le fond commun de la nature humaine, mais Patmos. C'est ainsi que je la vis dans un reve it y a quelque seulement de les SURMONTER . . ." Tel est le but de cette temps deja! Cela revient a dire que SANS l'oeuvre de soeur nouvelle edition des Messages Choisis, et je ne sache pas qu'il White, conservee et protegee par le Departement des Ecrits de y ait d'autre moyen pour rester fidele a la Parole de Dieu et a la servante du Seigneur, l'Eglise Adventiste ne saurait etre son Eglise". elle-meme, !'essence de sa mission speciale dans le monde serait Morin-Heights, le 12 septembre 1976.

(*) - Quelques Remarques sur les Ecrits de Soeur White, page 4. C'est moi qui souligne ici. The above article is introducing the new edition of "Selected Messages" Volume 1 for our French-speaking constituency. -EDITOR

374 CANADIAN UNION MESSENGER New to the Conference New McBride Pastor Pastor Norman Manweiler has recently assumed pastorship of the McBride area. This is a new district created to lighten the pastor load in the Prince George area. Brother Manweiler and his wife Carman came to us from Alberta where he grad- uated from the ministerial program at C.U.C. last Summer. The Manweilers have New Workers in three children one boy and two girls. British Columbia Conference Previous to entering the ministry Norman was in the upholstery business. This Pastor Dan Jackson has just moved young family has received a hearty wel- into Penticton. At the Blackstrap Session come to this promising and growing he was ordained to the gospel ministry. district. B. C. Conference office Mrs. Jackson is the former Donna Turner. Elder and Mrs. Carl Wessman. Abbotsford, B.C. The Jacksons attended C. U. C. where he graduated several years ago. Since grad- Brother and Sister Carl Wessman have uation the Jacksons have been doing connected with the British Columbia pastoral work in Alberta. They have two Conference as an assistant in the Trust small children. We know God will grant a Service section. The Wessmans had retired revival under his fine leadership in this in Oregon after a full term of pastoral Called to Pastor Chinese Church the "Vacation Land of British service. The Wessmans are no strangers to In Vancouver Columbia". Canada for they have worked from Alber- ta east to Newfoundland. We welcome them to our conference and wish them 11111110111.11111111.11111111111, New Stewardship and Trust God's choice blessing in their new work. Services Director in British Columbia Returning to British Columbia The Allan Robertson family has re- turned to Vancouver after a term of service in Kansas. He will once again take the pastorship of the church in Van- couver, Britsh Columbia. Their two child- ren will be attending our academy.

Above picture shows the Ramsays at a farewell dinner at Rest Haven given in their honor.

Pastor Alex Ramsay has accepted the Pastor T.S. Pang, with his wife Wendy. responsibility of Stewardship and Trust Director for the British Columbia Con- Pastor and Mrs. T. S. Pang, have ference. assumed responsibility of the Chinese The Ramsay Family had been at Rest- Church in Vancouver, British Columbia. haven for four years where he was Pastor Left to Right: Joy, Dorothy, Althea, and Pastor This is a growing congregation, who hope Robertson of the church. Previous to their coming to to have a church building of their own British Columbia, the Ramsays served soon. several areas in the Ontario Conference. Pastor Jerry Chang the previous pastor The Ramsays have three children, two has accepted a call to the San Francisco girls and a boy. Mrs. Ramsay is the Chinese Church. Brother Pang comes former Juanita Boutcher. from Hong Kong. There he served as a We extend a hearty welcome to the pastor also doing editorial work in our conference family and wish them God's publishing house. We are sure the Pang's special blessings in their new responsi- will have a happy and fruitful ministry in bility. British Columbia. VOL. 45, No. 20, OCTOBER 15, 1976 375 Assistant Educational Director Grandfather Dedicates First Baptism in Penticton In British Columbia Grandchild Mr. George Schafer has been appoint- In a beautiful service July 24, 1976, ed assistant educational director for the conducted by Elder Charles Cooper, for British Columbia Conference in a move to his daughter's first baby and his first strengthen the large educational program. grandchild, Carolynn and Douglas Kanty- The Schafer family originally from Alber- mir, brought their little son, Joshua David, born June 27, 1976 to dedicate ta came to B.C. from St.John's, New- him to the Lord. Using illustrations from foundland where he was academy princi- nature, pointing out the wonderful works pal, also, Bible teacher, and educational of the Creator, and how even more superintendent at various times. Mr. delicate is the life of a child, the Pastor Schafer has over twenty years' experience holding Joshua, while Mrs. Cooper prayed in the educational field. The Schafers especially for the new mother, in her new have three children, two in academy and role and the responsibilities as a mother. one in C.U.C. Sister Schafer is well Elder Cooper then prayed for Douglas to known for her singing voice. We know the have special strength as a Father, that, his family will have a place in the heavenly schools in B.C. will be grateful for the home, Joshua is just one of four new help of Brother Schafer. babies born to our church families this Pictured with Pastor Long in the back from left year. Dr. and Mrs. R. Hillock, a girl, Mr. to right are: Dawn Volk,Marianne Simon, Wal- and Mrs. Peter Burman, a girl, Mr. and ter Watts, and Eric Lamb. Mrs. Ian Wyness, a boy, sadly, did not stay long, died of a crib death. As a result of the Bible Seminar held in the Penticton SDA Church, six joined Three Cousins Leave for the church: Brother and Sister Bowden Mission Service in Africa by profession of faith. Three grandchildren of Arthur Tinkler Baptism at Prospect Lake of Kelowna, British Columbia, left at the * end of August for mission service in Africa,—Eileen Moores, Joyce Van Scheik Youth Return Back to School and Don Abbey. After Summer Eileen Moores is the daughter of Kath- leen (Tinkler) and -Hubert Bayliss of End of summer brings end of vaca- Kelowna, B.C. Her husband is Robert tions, and many homes and churches will Martin Moores whose parents live at be feeling the abscence of its Youth as South River, Ontario. Eileen and Martin they make their way back to school. A with their three daughters are returning return to the busy pressures of higher to Nairobi, Kenya, where Martin is trea- education, and the renewal of friendships, surer of the East Africa Union Confer- missed through the long summer months. ence. They have spent the past six years Victoria Church, like so many other there in the mission field. churches and church families will miss the Also returning after furlough is Joyce happy, cheerful faces of these Youth, Van Scheik, daughter of Desmond and chosen to prepare themselves for service Ruth Tinkler of Armstrong, B.C. Her in the Lord's vineyard by making prepara- husband William Van Scheik of 'Court- tion in one of the schools of the denom- enay, B.C. with their two sons. Joyce and ination. Missing from the picture is Nena William are returning to Solusi College, Logan, at P.U.C. and Virginia Belmonte Rhodesia, where he is Chemistry Teacher. at Auburn Adventist Academy. This is their third term of mission service Mrs. Kathleen Piper From left to right: Mrs. Dawes, Pastor Dawes, in Africa. John and Esther Edge. Victoria SDA Church, B.C. Joining them at Solusi College is Don Abbey, son of Evelyn Tinkler Abbey, of Sabbath afternoon, August 21, 1976 Creston B.C. and the late Elvin Abbey. at Prospect Lake, Saanich, B.C. Mr. John His wife is the former Janella Harvey of Edge was baptized into Christ and be- South Carolina. They have two daughters. came a member of the Seventh-day Ad- Don will be teaching Biology at Solusi ventist Church at Sidney, B.C. John is College. For the past five years he was Biology teacher at Canadian Union Col- from Duncan and is a commercial fisher- lege. This is their first term of overseas man. We wish him and his wife God's service. richest blessings as they form a united All three cousins are products of B.C. home and press forward together in church schools. Christ.

Pictured from left to right: Back row, Bradley Brousson, Sarah Starks, Timothy Mayer, Second row, David Brousson, Frances Piper, Lois Belmonte, Front, Arvella Penner.

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Holbrook First Adventist CPM surance Society of the United States. The Manitoba-Saskatchewan gift was made to Oakwood through the (Continued from p. 372) Dr. D. W. Holbrook, President of United Negro College Fund to which Home Study Institute, and Associate Dir- Equitable has been contributing since Clear Lake Junior Camp ector of the Christian Leadership Sem- 1946. Oakwood College is a member of inars, was recently awarded membership the UNCF which has a membership of Baptism in the Institute of Certified Professional 41 colleges and universities. July 31 was a very happy day in the Managers. He is the 188th person in the Oakwood College also received an lives of Marcia Kurulak and John Poitras. United States to be elected to member- alumni incentive award grant from U.S. These two young people went forward in Steel for $1,000 in July this year. ship in this organization and as far as is baptism, to take their stand for the Lord. known, is the first Seventh-day Adven- The Junior Camp campers, Sandy tist. CPS Test Candidates The Institute of Certified Professional Lake Church members and Mr. & Mrs. Managers establishes standards for man- Face Sabbath Conflict Harry Kurulak and Mr. & Mrs. John agement achievement, administers exam- Poitras were present for this occasion. inations testing management skills, Berrien Springs — Tests for Certified Elder Don Lang, pastor of the Bran- knowledge, and results, and gives recog- Professional Secretaries have been don, Manitoba Church, came to conduct nition for outstanding performance in changed back to Friday and Saturday, the baptism. according to the Secretarial Studies De- management. It was set up in 1975 un- May the Lord truly bless these young partment at Andrews University. der the auspices of the National Manage- people and lead them to the kingdoom of For a number of years various teachers ment Association. and General Conference personnel heaven. Pastor Lou Bugden Holbrook was elected on the basis of worked with the National Secretaries his experience and knowledge of man- Association for permission to give these agement and his work with the Chris- tests on days other than Saturday. tian Leadership Seminars, along with Andrews University and Walla Walla R. R. Bietz, Director. College were designated as special testing MIRIAM WOOD centers to administer the tests on Thurs- day and Friday. Largest Collection of Greek In 1976, the dates were changed to Monday and Tuesday which made the Manuscripts in U.S. at special testing centers for Seventh-day Andrews Adventists unnecessary. But there were so many complaints from other sources BERRIEN SPRINGS — The James that the tests will be scheduled for Fri- Left to right: Pastor Lou Bugden, John Poitras, White Library at Andrews University day and Saturday again next year. Unless Marcia Kurulak, and Elder Don Lang now has the largest collection of micro- the special centers can again be set up, filmed Greek manuscripts in the United Seventh-day Adventist secretaries will Master Guide Investiture States. not be able to take these tests in order Drs. Sakae Kubo, Professor of New to earn this highest rating in the secre- Clear Lake Camp Testament and Dr. William Richards. tarial area. Assistant Professor of Religion have col- The secretarial studies department is lated microfilmed manuscripts in Mun- hoping that a sufficient number of Ad- ster, West Germany, site of the world's ventist secretaries will request the privi- largest collection. lege of taking these tests on a Thursday The recent acquisitions bring the total and Friday that clearance will once again number of these ancient manuscripts at he given. They suggest that applications Andrews to 101. with more to come in be clearly marked "Seventh-day Adven- the near future. Included are the Cath- tist," even though there is no space pro- olic Epistles 1st and 2nd Peter. James, vided for this on the application. Jude. 1st, 2nd. and 3rd John. The term Applications for CPS tests must be "Catholic" used in this context refers to made in the Kansas City headquarters all epistles not written by Paul. by December 1, 1976, in order to qualify August 7 was a happy experience for Seminary students have already found for testing in May, 1977. Requests for Mr. & Mrs. Don Mohr. They both com- the manuscripts useful in classes study- application forms may be sent to Certify pleted their Master Guide work in the ing the New Testament. ing Secretaries. G-10 Crown Center, United States and desired to be invested 2440 Pershing Road, Kansas City, Mis- at the camp. Oakwood College souri 64108. We wish the Mohr's God's richest Receives Gift For further information, write to Sec- blessings as they now go forth to work in retarial Studies Department, Andrews the Lord's vineyard in the G imli, Mani- Oakwood College has received a gift University, Berrien Springs, Michigan toba area. of $1,000 from the Equitable Life As- 49104. Pastor Lou Bugden Vol.. 45, No. 20, OCTOBER 15, 1976 377 CARPENTER-TRENCHUK Branson Hospital School of Nursing Many friends and relatives gathered at the Ed- monton Central S.D.A. church on the afternoon of Class of 72 Reunion Requested WEDDINGS June 20, 1976 to witness the marriage of Linda Trenchuk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Tren- "Any member of the class of 1972 in- chuk of Ardrossan, Alberta, to Ted Carpenter, son terested in a class reunion for 1977, of Dr. and Mrs. Roy Carpenter of College Place, Washington. please write to the following address: Matron of honor for this special occasion was SCHNEIDER-HANDS Mrs. Wendy Kutzner, sister of the bride. The best Mrs. Donna Swierszcz Irma Frances Hands and Victor Allen Schnei- man was Gary Carpenter, brother of the groom. 6073 Strohan Street der were united on August 29, 1976, in a beautiful Vocal solos were sung by Art Cooper and Dave marriage ceremony conducted by the bride's father, Latoski while John Muncie and Joseph Frey pro- Niagara Falls, Ontario and assisted by her second cousin, Dr. Malcolm vided instrumental numbers. The organist was Diane Maxwell of Walla Walla College. Hedgecock and the pianist, Norman Dorosh. L2J 3J3 Victor is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Schnei- Ted and Linda will make their home at Pullman, der of Mt. Angel, Oregon. The couple will be Washington where Ted is a student at the univers- making their home in Mt. Angel, as Victor con- ity working on a doctorate in Botany. tinues his employment in the Portland Adventist Edward Teranski, Pastor Hospital, and Irma pursues her nursing degree there. Those in the bridal party were: Lanell Crump HAGEDORN-TOPALINSKI ADVERTISEMENTS from Southern Missionary College, Tennessee; On May 23, 1976, Marlene Topalinski of Beau- Marilyn Staples from Loma Linda, California; vallon, Alberta and Ronald Hagedorn of Walla Rates: Per Issue, 40 words or less, $5.00; each Sharon Harbridge from Calgary; Marilyn Hum- Walla, Washington promised each other the vows additional word ten cents. Display advertising $6.00 bert and Tim Gay from Walla Walla College, of fidelity and love at the Pobida Seventh-day per inch. Ten per cent discount per insertion for Washington. Adventist Church. three or more consecutive insertions without copy PASTOR A. L. HANDS The bride was attended by her cousin, Barbara changes. No advertising will be accepted unless Mandrusick, and the groom by his friend Rocky cash accompanies copy. Send all advertising to Heath. Many guests and relatives witnessed and your local conference office for approval by either WILL-GARNER shared in this happy occasion. Ronald Warren Will and Shelley Jean Garner the president or treasurer. were united in holy wedlock on Sunday. Sep- Marlene and Ronald will be residing at Walla "No responsibility can be accepted for any mis- tember 5, 1976. The Calgary Central SDA Church, Walla where he will be employed. God's blessing representation or dissatisfaction arising from any Calgary, Alberta was the scene of the candlelight rests upon them as they start their new home. advertisement." ceremony which began at 6 p.m. and was at- Pastor Donald L. Melashenko tended by many relatives and friends. The bride's sisters, Arlene and Julie, along with BRADFORD-ROHRIG Janice Will, the groom's sister, were the bride's On February 15, 1976 at the Winfield S.D.A. attendants. Groomsmen were Gordon and Brian church Barry Bradford and Bernice Rohrig ex- ADVENTIST OWNED — Small new medical Will, brothers of the groom and Douglas Gamer, brother of the bride. changed their wedding vows before a church filled building in Abbotsford, British Columbia. 40 with many friends and relatives. The matron of freeway miles from Vancouver, space available Ronald is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Will honour was Donna Gruszie and the best man was of Hussar, Alberta. Shelley is the daughter of Dr. Rick Beckholdt. for dentist, optometrist, or specialist. Oppor- and Mrs. Ralph Garner of Calgary, Alberta. Barry and Bernice have made their home in the May God's peace and love always reside in tunity for family physician, for single practice Kelowna area. We thank God for the establishment or association with established S.D.A. practice. this newly established home in Calgary. of another Christian home. ARTHUR L. HANDS Edward Teranski, Pastor Common waiting area suitable for health lec- Pastor tures, etc. Near general hospital and laboratory and x-ray, 12-grade school. Rapidly growing WARMAN-CLARKE population but rural living still possible. Con- On July 1, 1976, Katherine Patricia Clarke and Harold Gary Warman were united in marriage in tact: Dr. John Lennox, 32310 South Fraser the Botwood SDA Church. The bride's attendants Way, Clearbrook, B.C. Telephone: area code - were Daphne (Clarke) McConnell of Oshawa, Rose- OBITUARIES 604-853-5811. (1) mary (Warman) Cohrs of Lacombe, Alta., Janet Perry and Darlene Clarke. Attending the groom were Roy West, Dennis Clarke, Terry Clarke and Jimmy Gosse. Brian Clarke and a cousin were HEALTH RESTAURANT - needs workers, ushers. Evelyn Warman played the organ and TAKEKOSHI — Mrs. Gabrielle Bielske-Takekoshi, formerly of Willowdale, Ontario, was born in dedicated to God and the principles that He has Barbara Warman was receptionist for this happy set down in Spirit of Prophecy. Room and occasion. Berlin, West Germany on February 16, 1948 and Kathy's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Stirling Clarke passed away May 14, 1976 in Loma Linda, Cali- board supplied, no salary. Missionary work in of Cottrell's Cove. Gary's parents are Pastor and fornia as a result of a tragic accident. restaurant and city. Contact - Health Haven, The funeral service was held in the San Bernar- Mrs. W. R. Warman of Gander. Pastor Warman 3303 Coldstream Ave., Vernon, B.C., V1T 1Y1, performed the ceremony. dino S.D.A. Church on May 18 with Chaplain 604-545-8665. (1) May God bless Kathy and Gary as they estab- David Osborn officiating. Interment was at the lish a new Christian home in Oshawa, Ontario. Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Cypress, California W. R. WARMAN where Gabrielle is awaiting the call of the 'Life- giver, after a short life dedicated to others. TEACHER NEEDS HOUSEKEEPER - capable H. FISCHBACHER of giving tender loving care to two-and-a-half BROWN-DOOKS Pastor The Willowdale Seventh-day Adventist Church, -year-old girl in Northern Saskatchewan. Small Monday evening August 16, was the scene of a native community and Protestant Mission Envi- happy wedding as Stephen Douglas Abbott Brown ronment. S.D.A. church privileges every two and Donna Marlene Dooks exchanged marriage weeks. Apply - Mrs. 0. vows and pledged their love and loyalty to each Coates, Timber Bay, Sk. other. SOJ 2T0 (1) The bride was attended by Julie Babington, maid of honor, Cheryl Magee and Gloria Fedoruk, bridesmaids. The groom was attended by Edward JUST PUBLISHED - 100 Exquisite Vegetarian Noseworthy, bestman, Jim McGriskin and Daryl Recipes for the High-Fiber Diet. Easy, beau- Dooks, brother of the bride, were ushers. tiful, and delicious — and vital to your family Marilyn MacFarlane and Gary Dooks lighted the candles, and the flower girl was Tracy Magee. Week of Sacrifice health. Only $2.00 per copy. Write to Kitchens The Nuptial knot was tied carefully by Elder of Karyn and Reika, P.O. Box 23783, Jackson- R. A. Matthews assisted by Elder W. F. Easter- ville, Florida 32217. (1) brook. Mrs. Adair Prentice sang a solo and accompanied Offering Mr. Jack Gallop in a duet. A very plea=ant retention was held in the Tor- CHRISTIANS EVERYWHERE—learn how to onto Junior Academy banquet room. protect one of your most valuable possessions, R. A. MATTHEWS November 6, 1976 your health. The pamphlet "Minerals for Health and Long Life" will prove to be one of the each PFANNMUELLER-GREEN finest ever written on the subject. $5.00 A beautiful and very spiritual evening ceremony Let Us Make a Real post paid. Write: Norman Stonehouse united in Christ the lives of Roy Pfannmueller and Prairie River, Rita Green on Wednesday, June 23, 1976. The wedding was in the colorful garden of Dr. and Mrs. Saskatchewan Franklin Godfrey of Loomis, California. Pastor Sacrifice for the One SOE 1JO Dick Winn, Associate Pastor of the Pacific Union College Church, was God's human instrument in the blending of these two young lives into one. WANTED — LADY INTERESTED IN BOARD Rita and Roy are both on the staff of Maranatha Who Sacrificed ALL Meadows School where Roy is the farm manager AND ROOM PROVIDED IN EXCHANGE and Rita teaches grades 1-5. Roy, a native of Brit- FOR BABY SITTING OF TWO CHILDREN ish Columbia, and Rita, having most recently taught APPROXIMATELY 6 — 8 HOURS PER DAY. at Silver Hills, British Columbia, have been a bless- For Us. ing in their ministry here. CONTACT: Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bechtold, We wish them God's richest blessing as they 9210 East Saanich Road, Sidney, British establish their new home in His honor and glory. Columbia. Phone: 604-656-6639. 378 CANADIAN UNION MESSENGER Conference Editors Change of Address For CANADIAN UNION MESSENGER BRITISH COLUMBIA — W. W. Rogers ALBERTA — L. Cooper (Be sure to include Postal Code) MANITOBA-SASKATCHEWAN — S. Gallant ONTARIO — Dean 0. McDaniel Name QUEBEC SDA Church Association — P. F. Lemon MARITIME — G. E. Andersen Old Address NEWFOUNDLAND — J. M. Campbell Conference Directory CANADIAN UNION CONFERENCE — L. L. Rails, President; A. N. How, Secretary; C. Klam, Trea- New Address surer; 1148 King Street East, Oshawa, Ontario, L1H 1118 ALBERTA CONFERENCE — J. W. Wilson, Presi- dent; N. W. Klam, Secretary-Treasurer; 201-16th Ave., N.E., Calgary, Alberta, T2E 1J9 Code No. BRITISH COLUMBIA CONFERENCE — A. W. Key- tor, President; H. S. Larsen, Secretary; E. F. 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THE VOICE OF PROPHECY FOUNDATION Sept. 15(3) magazine is mailed.—Ed. 1148 King Street East, Oshawa. Ont., L1H 1118 VOL. 45, No. 20, OCTOBER 15, 1976 379 Canadian Union College welcomes six new faces on the staff this school year

SHARON CLIFFE At Maple Hall Miss Sharon Cliffe, a High School graduate from C.U.C. has returned to fill the post of Dean of Women. Miss Cliffe returns to Alberta after earning a B.A. in Behavioral Science and teacher certification at Andrews University. She is currently working towards attaining the Masters degree. Miss Cliffe has spent several years with the provincial government as a social worker and casework supervisor. Just prior to coming to C.U.C. she has been teaching in the Okanagan. Included in her favorite hobbies are sailing, outdoor sports, and working with individual young persons and youth groups.

KAREN FERGUSON Also at Maple Hall, serving as Associate Dean of Women, is Karen Ferguson, daughter of Dr. & Mrs. J.A. Melenchuk of St. Paul, Alberta. Karen is well acquainted with C.U.C. as she attended school on the hilltop for three years, graduating from High School there and taking first year of College before continuing her education at Walla Walla College. She graduated from Walla Walla in 1975 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing. In October of last year Karen married Randy Ferguson, also a former C.U.C. student. Randy is a self-employed contractor working in the Lacombe-Red Deer area. Both Karen and Randy are active in sports and enjoy working with young people.

RON WOMBOLD Another C.U.C. student who has joined the staff at the College is Ron Wombold of Olds, Alberta. Ron has been appointed to the position of Assistant Dean of Men. He also serves as Bible Instructor at the Elementary School. Ron is an exceptionally busy person on campus as along with his duties on the staff, he is also a fourth-year college student and plans to graduate in 1977 with a degree in Religion. Ron and his wife Lorraine. who also is a C.U.C. gradutate and comes from Borden, Saskatchewan, have three children - Marlon, RondaLee and Jason.

NYREN COMPTON A native of Lacombe, Alberta, Nyren Compton has taken all his education on the hilltop at Canadian Union College. He has joined the staff as Student-Assistant Dean of Men. Nyren is a third-year Religion major at C.U.C., minoring in Physical Education and History. He is very active on the sports field as well as involved in youth leadership. His experience at C.U.C. will serve him well in his planned career as a dean.

DR. BRUCE BUTTLER Most recent arrival is Dr. Bruce Buttler of Minnesota who has been appointed Chairman of the Biology Department. During the years 1967 to '70 Dr. Buttler was a student at Union College, Nebraska. During this time he acquired not only a B.A. degree but also his lovely wife, Geri, who is from Wisconsin. Bruce and Geri have two sons, Tim who is six, and four-year-old David. Dr. Buttler completed his Masters and- Doctorate studies at Loma Linda University in 1976. Dr. Buttler emphasizes his pleasure at having a part in the historical period of S.D.A. education in Canada as C.U.C. grows to a senior college, and in the opportunity to work with and for the young people who make C.U.C. their school home each year.

DR. DOUGLAS DEVNICH Pastor of the college Church, Dr. Doug Devnich graduated from High School and also received his B.A. in Theology at Canadian Union College. He continued his education on the Masters and Doctorate levels at Andrews University. Pastor Devnich has pastored churches at Saskatoon, Prince Albert and Regina in Saskatchewan, at Calgary, Alberta and at La Sierra, California before being called to serve the church family at Lacombe and College Heights. Pastor and Mrs. Devnich (formerly Renetta Choban) have two children, Crystal, age twelve, and nine-year-old Paul. Pastor Devnich's interest and experience in youth counselling will be of great value to the students at C.U.C., as will be his counsel and leadership on the Administrative Council, the Religious Life Committee and the Youth Council of the College. good boo ecords and tapes at your Adventist

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