MARCH 14, 1978 VOLUME LXX, NUMBER 11 The most important work of the pastor is to lead people to accept Jesus as their Savior. Because of this concept three pastor's soul-winning seminars were held during February for one hundred pastors in the Lake Union Conference. Attendance at these seminars was on a voluntary basis, and only those who felt their need in this area of their ministry were invited. Each man pledged that he would return to his church and start a training program for his members to help them become proficient in the art of sharing Christ with others and giving Bible studies. Pastors from Illinois, Wisconsin and Indiana attended the first two seminars held at the Good Samaritan Retreat Center in western Illinois. Leading A new Pastor's Soul-Winning Manual and a new Lay Bible Instructor's Manual were presented to the pastors and used as study material in these classes. People Elder and Mrs. Don Gray directed the instruction with emphasis on the great need of getting the laymen involved in helping the pastor not only to to Accept direct church activities, but to help interested people in the community learn about the glorious message that the Seventh-day Adventist church has to share with them. Simple ways of training laymen to witness and give Bible studies were Jesus demonstrated. The third seminar was held in Michigan at Camp Au Sable and most of the Don Gray pastors who attended were Michigan workers. As in the other seminars, study Ministerial Secretary was given to helping the pastor find time in his busy schedule to be able Lake Union Conference to take a day or two each week to show his laymen how to become successful lay Bible workers. All of the ministers expressed their deep desire to see the work of God finished soon, and promised that when they went back to their churches at the end of the three-day seminar they were going to put into action the simple plans that had been discussed so that their churches could be soul-winning centers in their communities. Some of the pastors expressed eagerness to see a definite change made in the way that they spend their time in administrative tasks instead of being able to see the work of leading people to accept Jesus go forward in their area. They asked for a special interest in our prayers so that they can do the work God has given them to do.

COVER Winter lingers, but children never seem to mind! Jason and Robin Hoffman were photographed in a snow tunnel near their home in Gaylord, Michigan, by Tim Sherwin of 's public relations staff.

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TWO THE HEART OF THE LAKE UNION cAround the 'World in 20 'Years by Rita Waterman

Andrews University is renowned for its international "I was living in downtown Baltimore. My apartment flavor, and people like Terese Thonus enhance that was in a nine-story building and the school was two atmosphere even more. blocks away. City life was getting to me. I wanted to go Teri is an American who has literally lived around the to a place where I could be alone and think, to get my world. With her father working for an international head together." company, every other year on the average has taken Teri So Teri came to Andrews and enrolled in music and her two brothers and two sisters to a new home in education with a major in voice and a minor in piano. such places as Holland, Japan, Spain, England, Colombia She had some interesting first impressions. and Singapore. Coming from city environs, Teri was impressed with In fact, by her 20th birthday, Teri had lived in the what she calls Andrews' "big, beautiful campus." But United States for only five years. She enjoys the she feels that things are also more scheduled and busier. changing scenery and feels that the experience of living "Now I'm sampling different fields. The people are in so many different places has been a real bonus to her really diversified. It's exciting." She said that although growing-up years. her program at Peabody was more cohesive, it was an Teri speaks Spanish fluently, as well as sprinklings of eat-sleep-and-drink-music kind of life. German and Japanese. Her own philosphy has broadened Teri discovered differences between the philosophies because of her exposure to other cultures. of the schools and teachers, too. "It's good to realize what it's like to be in the "No institution made up of people is going to be minority. It helps you understand yourself better," she absolutely perfect, but I'm pleased with my teachers at said. Andrews," she said. Teri added that she liked having to put herself out to Teri's career plans are to teach music on the meet people. "At times I had to cope with insecurities, elementary or high-school level. She would also like to but it also made me more outgoing. It was a good work on a master's degree in counseling. experience." Although she describes herself as "a little For the last two years she attended Peabody Institute, absentminded, a daydreamer," she also feels creative. a music conservatory in Baltimore, where she specialized "I like to find new ways of expressing old ideas in in musical performance. music, religion, of myself, and the way I relate to Although Teri came from a religious family and had people," she said. been introduced to Christ five years earlier, it was in a Teri wants to put the counseling and creativity Christian fellowship group at Peabody that she first met together to help Adventist young people. Currently she a Seventh-day Adventist. Teri was baptized in October is teaching in the earliteen Sabbath School. 1976. Settling down to one place for a couple of years doesn't mean that Teri's wanderlust and love for travel Rita Waterman is a senior communication major at have lessened. But for now she's content to enjoy the Andrews University. international atmosphere she's found at Andrews.

THREE cabbages and other garden produce to government hospitals, boarding SONOMA COLLEGE, — schools and colleges, and even to the police barracks. These gifts proved to be an excellent community-relations project. Following the Blueprint The matron of one large hospital wrote in response to the gift, "The By W. McClintock tapioc, sweet potatoes and cabbages were sent to our diet kitchen. They were used to prepare meals for malnourished children. May the Lord "Your Adventist education system The principal of one college said, bless the staff and students at Sonoma will never survive on its own. Soon "We take a great deal of notice of as you serve in His name." you will have to join the national what Sonoma is doing, for in about In the eight years it has been education system like all the other three years we find ourselves doing operating, Sonoma College, Papua churches have." what they are doing." New Guinea's senior college, has sent These predictions, made in 1970 by We can praise the Lord for the clear out hundreds of ministers, teachers a non-Adventist educator in Papua guidelines He has given us. His way is and clerks to join the Adventist work New Guinea, have not come true. The always best. Sonoma lecturers have force. They are working in every area Adventist education system in Papua pioneered new methods of teaching of the Papua New Guinea Union New Guinea is growing stronger every math. Mission and in many parts of the year and now the country's The government education neighboring Western Pacific Union government leaders are taking a closer department has regularly invited the Mission. look at the way Adventists do things. math lecturers to conduct in-service Sonoma needs an administration Sonoma College is an important key training courses for 500 elementary building, an expanded library and in the Adventist system. Students who school teachers. more classrooms. We are so happy that come to Sonoma pay school fees. The Papua New Guinea government the first quarter, 1978, 13th Sabbath They are also expected to work 15 has an eight-point plan for the offering will provide funds for hours each week. development of the country. One development at Sonoma Adventist Students at other colleges have their point of the plan is self-reliance. College. fees paid by the government and they Sonoma is self-sufficient in food Join us in developing trained also receive a weekly allowance. production and sometimes has a workers for God's church in Papua In spite of the extra sacrifice surplus. New Guinea and other South Pacific required for those enrolling at our Recently Sonoma donated 2,500 countries. denominational college, Sonoma has more applications from prospective students than can be accommodated. A deeper sense of commitment is seen in Sonoma students than in state-college students. A large wing has been added to the college mainly as a result of self-help projects by staff and students. Facilities have been steadily improved from the first tin shed used in 1969. Without any restriction on curriculum and programming, Sonoma is able to follow the Spirit of Prophecy blueprint. Work and study are Clockwise from left, combined with social, spiritual and A Sonoma College evangelistic activities. student smiles at the Sonoma's primary-teacher training prospect of a new department meets regularly with library facility; leaders from three non-Adventist Students prepare materials for the new colleges to discuss curriculum and classrooms and programming. The differences in aims administration building; and objectives of the Sonoma courses The college provides have caused much comment. practical training in the use of office machines.

W. McClintock is deputy principal of Sonoma Adventist College, Papua New Guinea.

FOUR The poison began to take effect—Reuben had only a few hours to live. When a company plane landed the next morning Reuben was already unconscious. Usually that would have been the end, but miraculously Reuben awoke a few hours later in the hospital. God had answered the prayers of the people who had just begun to believe in the power of Jesus. A few days later Reuben returned to Boinabalavu where there was much rejoicing. Later he was transferred to

A church in the jungle. Daru and was replaced by Enoch John, another Sonoma Adventist College ministerial graduate. 13TH SABBATH OFFERING, MARCH 25 Enoch found the people had built a house for the missionary and were preparing to build their first church. Lake Murray Adventure He showed them how to grow sweet potatoes, corn, yams and greens to by C. A. Townend supplement their sak sak diet. As we stepped ashore at It took us about an hour to fly over When the people return to the Boinabalavu, Enoch and his wife were the green wilderness. Kikori, village they may bring enough sak sak standing there surrounded by a host of headquarters of the South West to last about one month. Then they go smiling faces. We shook hands with Papuan Mission, was our takeoff point. off again in search of sustenance. everyone and went up to the vilage. Gordon Stafford and John Bryant Government aid and expertise have That evening we all squatted under a were our pilots. Pastors Raymond encouraged these people to set up an large mango tree and reviewed the Imona, Papua New Guinea Union industry which is probably unique in story of how Jesus calmed the storm Mission stewardship director; Ray the world—crocodile farming. on Lake Galilee. As I spoke I could see Sills, mission president, and David For years they have gone on night that these people related very quickly Blanch, district director, were our expeditions to spear or shoot to this story. fellow travelers. Our destination was crocodiles. They know how to The next morning we saw a Lake Murray. preserve the skins in salt and then sell demonstration of the power that had As our flight path intersected the them to traders. stilled the winds and the waves, as Strickland River we could see Lake Now the villagers are being taught freedom and peace were brought to a Murray, the largest inland lake in how to build ponds and raise devil-possessed man. Papua New Guinea. crocodiles for selling. What a thrill it was to open and We flew over the lake to try to In July 1975 Sonoma College dedicate the first Seventh-day identify Boinabalavu, the village where ministerial graduate Reuben Ruhi was Adventist Church at Lake Murray, and our work had commenced. sent to the Lake Murray area where he how we thanked God for the "There it is. And they have finished made contacts in several villages. dedicated graduates of Sonoma the new church!" was David Blanch's Elders of Boinabalavu village invited Adventist College whose ministry had comment above the roar of the engine. him to stay and tell them about Jesus. made this possible. Soon we landed, and half an hour But the powers of darkness were not As we skimmed across the lake on later we were skimming across the lake pleased with this breakthrough. our return journey, I found myself in a dinghy with an outboard motor. I One evening Reuben was bitten by a reflecting on the events of the past 24 had time to reflect on the Lake Papuan Black—a poisonous snake. hours. Murray story. Responding to his cry for help the Our mission aircraft had made Around Lake Murray live 2,000 village people killed the snake. possible the opening of this territory, people. They are somewhat nomadic Reuben knew the seriousness of the and Sonoma Adventist College had because they must search for their situation and asked the people to pray given us men like Reuben and Enoch staple food, sago or sak sak. Sago and get him to the nearest clinic who were prepared to go out to the palms are found in the swamplands quickly. new work frontiers in Papua New surrounding the lake. But at the clinic the "doctor boy" Guinea. had given his last antivenin injection How thankful I was for the privilege the previous day. The best he could do of belonging to the great worldwide was to give Reuben an aspirin and family of God's children who, on the C. A. Townend is Sabbath School hope that a plane would land on the 13th Sabbath, March 25, 1978, would director of the Papua New Guinea nearby airstrip to take him to the be sending a special overflow offering Union Mission. government hospital at Daru. to Papua New Guinea.

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Ray Minner, Correspondent

OSBORN LECTURE SERIES BEGUN AT LA SIERRA A lecture series has been established on the La Sierra campus of in honor of the late John Osborn, former adjunct professor at Andrews University, who also served on Andrews' board of trustees from 1971 until his death in March 1976. Creation of the lecture series These sophomore nursing students participated in the dedication ceremony. occurred in conjunction with the donation of Elder Osborn's extensive DEDICATION SERVICE HELD FOR SOPHOMORE NURSES and well-organized library to the La A dedication ceremony for Andrews University's sophomore nursing students Sierra campus library. was held February 11 in Pioneer Memorial Church. Almost 2,000 volumes, including The class was addressed by Dr. John Stout, Andrews' professor of biology. basic reference materials, Those officially accepted into the sophomore nursing class were Lois Eppel, denominationally published works and Debbie Gillham, Karin Lundstrom, Cynthia Haugen, Adamelia Emery, many classics were turned over to the Jacqueline Brown, Sara Concepcion, Norma Barker, Mary Ann Lewis, Darlene library's Heritage Room by Elder Hawley, Simone Demiar, Kathy Garcia, Roselyn Marcelle, Rhonda Mellinger, Osborn's wife, Marion, along with his Ramon Gazan, Randy Hainey, Debra Silver, Christine Webb, Marjorie Moon, analytical index of the books. Louann Peeples, Kim Carter, Jeanna Easley, Peggy Driscol, Elizabeth Santana, A Seventh-day Adventist minister Tim Carlson, George Yancer, Norman Forbes, Hetty Bacchus, Patti Wildman, for 45 years, Elder Osborn held several Vicki McDannel and Becky Andersen. positions in the denomination, including the presidencies of the New Jersey and Southeastern California $50,000 to be invested by Andrews bands in more than a dozen Wisconsin conferences. for a scholarship fund. communities before his retirement. His last position was as ministerial Dr. Hamel's "heart and life were in After he formally retired he became director of the Pacific Union music," and "he wanted to help band director at Andrews University Conference. students," according to his son, Dr. for one year and then taught at Mount He was a candidate for the Doctor Paul Hamel, chairman of Andrews' Vernon Academy in Ohio. of Ministry degree at Andrews when music department. he died. Students interested in applying for a Elder Osborn's special interest was scholarship should contact Dr. Hamel in continuing education for ministers or the dean of their school. and he constantly endeavored to Mahlon Hamel was born in 1892 in upgrade the Adventist ministry. Nebraska to parents who moved there He pioneered the establishment of by covered wagon. several committees dealing with the He became one of the youngest GREAT LAKES ADVENTIST HEALTH SERVICES, INC ministry, including the Intern Review barbers in Wisconsin at the age of 18, Committee and the Competence in but abandoned that occupation to Joel Hass, Correspondent Ministry Committee. devote his time to music, joining MEETING LIFE'S EMERGENCIES several bands, including the Ringling MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP SEMINAR Brothers Circus band. GIVEN BY HAMELS He married Irene Flentie in 1916, A continuing medical and dental The Mahlon and Irene Hamel and began organizing community education seminar has been planned Endowed Scholarship has been bands and teaching band in central for the physicians and dentists of the established at Andrews University to Wisconsin schools in the 1920's. In Lake Union from May 10 to 14, 1978. provide approximately $3,000 each 1930 he conducted what he termed These seminars will run year to undergraduate music majors "the first 4-H Club band in the simultaneously at the Marriott's and graduate students in the field of world." Lincolnshire Resort located just north music. Dr. Hamel was educated at the of Chicago on 1-94. Prior to his death in 1976 Mahlon University of Wisconsin, and he We are inviting physicians and Hamel had made provision for directed and taught junior and senior dentists from surrounding unions to

SIX attend this special program. Dr. H. S. trained cardiopulmonary resuscitation these seminars throughout the Sjoren of the Loma Linda School of (CPR) instructor available to teach the Chicagoland area. Dentistry will be contacting the correct technique of CPR. • A district rally was held for the dentists in the union regarding their Reservations are now being taken Alton and Collinsville churches, program. for this valuable, A.M.A. category I February 17 and 18, at the Rosewood The medical seminar, "Meeting accredited program—"Meeting Life's Heights Township Hall. Josephine Life's Emergencies," has been planned Emergencies." Cu n n i ngton Edwards, former with these objectives in mind: Pre-registration fee for this five-day missionary to Africa, was guest 1. To help the physician understand seminar is only $225 per person. speaker for the weekend. and treat some of life's emergencies. Deadline for pre-registration is April • Approximately 80 members are 2. To alert him to some of the 30, 1978. Late registration by mail or now meeting regularly as a new professional's family problems. at the door will be $250 per person. Korean company at the Hinsdale 3. To outline appropriate medical Participants include Everet Witzel, Unitarian Church. Due to the great management for most common M.D., Ph.D., director of family amount of travel commuting back and emergency situations arising from an practice residency, Hinsdale Hospital; forth to the Korean Church in automobile accident. Jack Provonsha, M.D., Ph.D., Loma Chicago, a branch Sabbath School was 4. To provide opportunity for Linda University; Roy Wightman, vice started in September 1977. On self-improvement of CPR techniques. president, Great Lakes Adventist January 7 this year the group was 5. To provide the opportunity for Health Services (GLANS); Joel Hass, officially organized into a company, personal cardiovascular stress testing. vice president, GLAHS; A. Graham and it is hoped that they will be The program is an A.M.A. category I Maxwell, Ph.D., Loma Linda organized into a church shortly. credit, and application is being made University, and many others. with A.C.E.P. and A.A.F.P. for It is the intended purpose of this category I and prescribed credits seminar to bring together the respectively. physicians and dentists of our union in The theme is built around a parable a continuing medical and dental of a physician's family who were educational program that will allow involved in an automobile accident. not only for professional growth but The immediate cause of the accident spiritual growth as well. was simply that the exhausted family For information write the Great physician fell asleep at the steering Lakes Adventist Health Services, 34 wheel when the family, after South Vine Street, Hinsdale, IL innumerable delays, finally got started 60521, or call (312) 920-1100. on a long-overdue vacation. The parable, presented in skit format, is broken up piecemeal to the audience throughout the four days, Illinois with pertinent data immediately Conference preceding the lecture of the moment. The skit utilizes only two to five David Gray, Correspondent minutes of time at the beginning of READING CORNER BUILT the lecture hour. NEWS NOTES IN ROCKFORD In addition to the didactic lectures • Plans are underway to organize a Rockford Church School students in there will be a short pretest (to be grades one to five are head and shoulders branch Sabbath School in Crystal Lake mailed out early to pre-registrants) and above their peers when it comes to reading! post tests for each area, as well as to be directed by the Elgin and These students do their reading assignments syllabus materials related to the Palatine churches. For the time being in a six-foot "tree house" built in their classroom. Teacher Rosemary Peterson, lecture, with a reference list for the group is planning to meet in a member's home on Sabbath right, thought that a special section of her further study. classroom should be devoted to those who afternoons. There are about 12 The lecturing participants hold needed a place to study or just to read. teaching appointments at the Adventist families in this area which Russell Waterman, a parent of one of the following universities: Andrews will form the nucleus for the new students, accepted the challenge and worked 30 hours to design and complete the tree University, Cook County, Loma Linda group. house for the class. It has already proved to University, Loyola University, • A Marriage Enrichment Seminar, be a very effective learning tool for lots of Northwestern University, Rush "From This Day Forward," was happy reading. Missy Schroeder and Corey Presbyterian St. Luke's, University of conducted at the Elgin Church on Waterman are shown climbing up to the tree Illinois and University of South February 24 and 25. Conducted by house. Florida. Many of these lecturers are Bob and Lana Dahl of Hinsdale SEE YOU AT practicing physicians at the Hinsdale Sanitarium and Hospital, the seminar THE ABC SALE Sanitarium and Hospital. offered help in enriching Christian Opportunity for individual practice marriages. The Dahl's, married for 18 Camp meeting in March? on the Resusci-Anne is provided years and the parents of two teenage That's what will be happening at the outside the scheduled 15 hours, with a boys, are available for conducting Adventist Book Center, March 13 to

SEVEN 19. Besides camp-meeting prices, there Hungarian-speaking people in the Massachusetts, with a B.A. in business will be 20 percent off on records and Chicagoland area. administration in 1940. tapes, five percent off on all food, and With the help of the Illinois He is married to the former Grace many other bargains. Conferency Executive Committee and Evans of Utica, New York. See you at the ABC. others, the members of the Hungarian Mrs. VanSanford also attended Remember we are open Sundays Church were able to mail 980 letters Atlantic and graduated from 9 A.M. to 4 P.M., and Monday to Hungarians throughout Chicago and with a B.A. in English. For several nights till 9 P.M. the suburbs. years she taught English at Union Clyde Best Each Saturday evening the members Springs Academy. Later she worked Manager help Pastor Imre Petrik prepare more with her husband at the Book and letters so that they can mail 300 to Bible House when he was manager. 400 each week. A dinner was held in their honor on If you know of any March 12 at the New Earth Vegetarian Hungarian-speaking people please send Restaurant, Chicago. After retiring, their address to Remenyseg Hangja, the VanSanfords plan to move to P.O. Box 41921, Chicago, IL 60641. Calistoga, California. Pastor Petrik will then contact them. THE QUIET HOUR Please pray with us that the Lord will open many hearts to the third Chicago angel's message through this medium. WAIT, 820 Sunday 9:30 a.m. Louis Hegedus WEAW, 1330 Sunday 8:30 a.m. Communication Secretary (Dundee), WVFV-fm, 103.9 Sunday 11:30 a.m. (Lansing), WLNR-fm, 106.3 Sunday 12:30 p.m. Danville WITY, 980 Sunday 8:00 a.m. Elder Harold Flynt welcomes Judy Jildera Joliet, into the Rockford Church fellowship. WJRC, 1510 Sunday 12:30 p.m. Mt. Vernon FRIENDSHIP BRINGS RESULTS WMIX, 940 Sunday 10:00 a.m. Rockford's first baptism of the year WMIX-fm, 94.0 Sunday 10:00 a.m. took place on January 14 when Judy Rockford Jildera was baptized. WYFE, 1150 Sunday 8:30 a.m. The VanSan fords Prior to her baptism Mrs. Jildera VANSANFORD RETIRES related the four factors that led her to find Christ. AFTER 17 YEARS IN ILLINOIS The first Seventh-day Adventists she Edward VanSanford has announced met were Harold Carter, Margaret his retirement on March 31 as trust Thompson, and Dick and Vernita services director of the Illinois Watts of the Rockford Church—all of Conference. them expressed concern for her and E Ider VanSanford came to prayed with her. Brookfield as manager of the Illinois Her second contact with Adventists Book and Bible House (now the was during the 1977 camp meeting at Adventist Book Center) in 1960 from Broadview Academy. Mrs. Jildera was Syracuse, New York, where he held a very impressed with each of the similar position. ministers who spoke, and said the Members of the Hungarian Church in He worked as manager of the Book speakers were as "servants to their Chicago stand with Pastor Imre Petrik, and Bible House from June 1960 to people." center, after preparing hundreds of letters October 1971, when he was promoted Her third contact came at the introducing the new Hungarian Bible course. to auditor and trust services director. Rockford Church where she was HUNGARIANS BEGIN On June 22, 1974, Elder greeted with warmth and friendliness BIBLE CORRESPONDENCE VanSanford was ordained during camp and said she immediately felt like part meeting at Broadview Academy, La of the big family. COURSE Fox. Elder Harold Flynt then gave her On January 18 the Chicago In January 1977 Elder VanSanford Bible studies which helped to fill her Hungarian "Remenyseg Hangja" became full-time trust services director spiritual needs. This and the concern (Voice of Hope) Bible Correspondence for the conference. and friendliness of Rockford members Course was begun. Elder VanSanford attended Union have changed her life into one full of The purpose of this course is to Springs Academy, Union Springs, New happiness and meaning. introduce in 18 lessons the truths of York, and graduated from Atlantic Joyce Friestad the Bible to the many Union College, South Lancaster, Communication Secretary

EIGHT a vesper service and directed the music prepare them for their trip to Lincoln, during the weekend. Nebraska, March 29 to April 1. Indiana Floyd Miller, International Philosda They received six hours of training Club president, challenged the singles from Harry Sackett, lay activities Conference to give sacrificially to sponsor the director of the Indiana Conference; Al radiobroadcast on Williams, Indiana Academy Bible Cliff Hoffman, Correspondent Station XERF in Mexico, and the instructor, and Cliff Hoffman, broadcast on conference youth director. CICERO NEWS NOTES Station KCTA in Corpus Christi, Instruction was given on the • Cynthia Durham, a student of Texas. During the weekend more than following subjects: How to Approach organ performance at Andrews $500 was given and pledged in support a Door, How to Handle Special University, gave a recital on the pipe of these projects. Situations, Power for Witnessing and organ at the Cicero Church on A Thanksgiving banquet was How to Give a Personal Testimony. February 18. The Andrews University enjoyed Thanksgiving Day, and a On the second Sabbath afternoon Brass Ensemble accompanied her Christmas banquet on Saturday night. Elder Sackett challenged the delegates several times during the program. One of the features of the Christmas to look inward to examine their own banquet was a fashion show. The • A temperance rally sponsored by hearts to see if they really had an fashion creations will never make Paris the Cicero Community Services and experience with Jesus to share with tremble, but they made everyone there directed by the Indiana Academy others. "split their seams" with laughter. temperance organization was begun on The training session ended with Mildred Wagner, Indiana Philosda February 17 at the Hamilton Heights many of the delegates sharing their chapter president and director of the Public Elementary School. Cash prizes testimonies with their fellow delegates. club in the Lake Union, planned the have been offered for the winners in Elder Hoffman concluded by telling weekend program and the banquets. the poster, poem, jingle and oration the delegates that they did not have to The next Philosda nationwide contests. The rally culminates on wait for the Lincoln trip to start retreat will be held at Michigan's Au March 9. witnessing. All around them are Sable Youth Camp, over the Easter individuals who are lonely and guilt • Most evening meetings, including weekend, March 24 to 26, 1978. More ridden, people who need the hope of Testimony Countdown II, have been information will appear later in the salvation. cancelled in the Cicero Church for the Herald's announcement section. It was a heart-warming experience to present time because of the electricity see the Holy Spirit work upon this shortage in Indiana. youth group, and to see their PHILOSDA TRI-UINION enthusiasm grow in the prospect of becoming active soldiers for Christ. REGIONAL RETREAT AT CAMP MOHAVEN A.S.I. On Thanksgiving weekend 130 single All of the Saints, Inc., is one people from all over the eastern part definition of an enthusiastic group of of the United States met at Ohio's Adventist laymen from North America Mohaven Youth Camp. The retreat who seek to be laborers together with included people from the Columbia, God. Southern and Lake unions. Seventeen The A.S.I. by correct definition is states were represented. the Association of Privately Owned David Green, associate evangelist for Seventh-day Adventist Services and the Amazing Facts radiobroadcast, was Industries that provides fellowship the weekend guest speaker. On among business people of the church Sabbath afternoon he shared the who share ideas and methods of thrilling story of his and his wife's FRUIT BASKETS finishing the gospel work, and actively conversion. FOR CHRISTMAS implement these projects with their For several years he served as a time, money and talents. The community services department of Roger Goodge of Layman's crime reporter for the Tucson the Lafayette Church presented fruit (Arizona) Daily Star, and was once baskets to all of the shut-in members of the Foundation, Knoxville, Tennessee, is nominated for the Pulitzer Prize for church at Christmastime. Pictured are the president, and the executive journalism. Over a period of several Kathryn Gertzen, left, and Joyce Summers, secretary and treasurer is James Aitken right, as they present fruit to Zella Dimos. years God led him and his wife to a of Washington, D.C. knowledge of His plan for their lives DELEGATES Last October the national convention was held in Gatlinburg, and an active part in His church. TO FESTIVAL OF FAITH Indiana Conference Youth Director Tennessee, with more than 500 A.S.I. Cliff Hoffman attended the retreat and RECEIVE TRAINING members attending. spoke several times. He also taught the On the first two Sabbath afternoons Businesses represented included Sabbath School lesson. of February at Indiana Academy, 57 automobile agencies, travel bureaus, Garland Day, chaplain for the of the 75 Festival of Faith delegates nursing homes, builders, C.P.A.'s, International Philosda Club, spoke for received special witnessing training to logging companies, interior decorators,

NINE food companies and retired the Lord to make and sell as many professionals. ornaments as possible from October The Lake Union Chapter of the 15 to Thanksgiving. News of the sale A.S.I. will meet in Hinsdale, Illinois, of the ornaments traveled by word of April 21 to 23. mouth, and some friends took sample Galveston Island near Galveston, eggs to their places of work. Texas, will be the location for the next At the end of six weeks these two international meeting, October 25 to friends had turned their time and craft 28, 1978. ability into $394.50 for the Chapel Adventist business people from West building fund. Indiana are encouraged to contact the Orders are already being placed for A.S.I. secretary for Indiana. next year, and a commercial gift shop The work of God can be finished has offered to sell their creations more rapidly when the laymen and the during the Christmas season. ""qdk.,1111111, 114011m ministry of the church combine forces "It was fun," said Bonnie at the end and resources. of the project. "But I don't want to Send for more information and plan eat scrambled eggs again for a long Myra Pierson, center, with coordinators to attend and take part in the program time!" Martha Graham, left, and Ernestine of A.S.I. in the Lake Union Sampson as they prepare to serve one of their delicious meals. Conference. Jerry Lastine Sampson. They were assisted by other A.S.I. Secretary willing workers. The instructions and demonstrations WHAT CAN WE GIVE HIM? were based on the health lessons What can we give Him? entitled "It's Your World of Good This is the question that came out of Money could be saved each Food" and the cookbook Food, a casual conversation between two month if Herald readers would Health and Efficiency. Indianapolis Chapel West Church send in their own address Nutrition and health books were on friends as they chatted on the phone. changes. The Postal Service display at each session. Thirty-two Bonnie Howell and Ruth Helzerman charges 25 cents each for the certificates were awarded. began to wonder, If Christmas is the hundreds of address changes we Christine Kennedy time we celebrate Christ's birth, then receive each month. Use the Communication Secretary why do we give all the presents to form on the back page which ourselves? includes your former address on Both women have completed a computer label. advanced professional courses in several crafts. So they decided to capitalize on the gift-giving season by making and selling handmade craft items—the proceeds to be donated to Lake Region the Chapel West Church building fund. They decided to make Christmas Conference tree ornaments from eggs for their fund-raising project. Fred Williams, Correspondent Mack Rodgers, right, with the newly There are 10 steps in the creation of MIZPAH CHURCH HOLDS organized Highland Avenue Cobras an ornament from an egg: blowing out Pathfinder Club. NUTRITION CLASSES the insides, drawing the pattern, HIGHLAND AVENUE cutting, painting, pearlizing, coating The Gary-Mizpah Church health PATHFINDERS ORGANIZE with plastic, glittering, building a floor secretary, Clayton Williams, sponsored inside, decorating the outside and nutrition classes each Sunday It was time to select a Pathfinder inserting a miniature inside. beginning on October 2 and leader for the Highland Avenue The two women made 195 of these continuing through November 6. Church in Benton Harbor, Michigan. individually crafted originals. They Several nonchurch members and a The responsibility and honor fell on used hand-carved miniatures imported Muslim couple were among the 57 the shoulders of Mack Rodgers, an from Italy, and Tiffany-cut enrollees. energetic, hardworking believer in rhinestones set in 22-karat gold chain Myra Pierson, the instructor for the Pathfinders. from Austria. classes, is a graduate of Oakwood To revive the club, Mr. Rodgers first Each woman also made 20 pairs of College and has done postgraduate task was to provide uniforms. He magnetic refrigerator decorations. One work at Andrews University. She asked several people in the church to made roosters with real tail feathers teaches in the Chicago Public School assist the parents in the purchase of and the other made scottie dogs from System. uniforms for the boys and girls. craft fur. Coordinators and lecturers were He had allotted 60 days for this Bonnie and Ruth contracted with Martha Graham and Ernestine endeavor, but the club members were

TEN school and to let Jesus be their idol as with whom they could leave their Timothy did. children. A day-care center close to Reminding them also of the story of home was desperately needed. David and Goliath, Pastor Brandon said: "No matter how big or little you may be, you can still be used by God. Don't follow after the things of the world. If someone curses or swears at you, don't return remarks in the same manner. Don't follow the crowd, follow Christ." The Pathfinders participated during the Pastor Brandon also admonished the worship service on Pathfinder Day. children to be respectful and to all in uniform within 25 days. reverence God. Teachers and students To inform the church of the appreciated the Week of Prayer. Pathfinder philosophy and the plans of Christine Kennedy the club, a Pathfinder Day was Communication Secretary observed in December with Pastor Eugene Armstead, guest speaker. Mr. Rodgers and deputy director Solomon Collins are very proud of the Pathfinders. Their prayer is that the Councilman Nicholas Hood holds the Lord will use them to the glory of His Community Services Award he has just received. name. The club has selected as its name the Councilman Hood said they didn't Highland Avenue Cobras. have money for a day-care center, but The Cobras hope to participate in all they went along by faith and the Lord the conference-sponsored activities for supplied what they lacked. 1978, as well as enjoying nature and Later missionary contacts revealed craft activities, camp-outs, hikes and that people with varying degrees of the development of physical skills. mental retardation lived in the area Russell Tynes and nothing was being done for them. Communication Secretary Councilman Hood joins Joyce Jones, They needed both physical and communication secretary, in an impromptu medical care. musical selection. And so in time, the Cyprian Center CITY COUNCILMAN for Mentally Retarded Adults was RECEIVES built in the same area as the other projects. COMMUNITY SERVICES AWARD In his dual capacity as councilman Detroit City Councilman Nicholas and pastor Mr. Hood has an unusually Hood received a Community Services wide reach into community services. Award at Detroit Center Church for He is a member of the board of meritorious achievements in the inner trustees for Detroit's Hutzel Hospital city. and a member of the Michigan In his acceptance speech Association for Mentally Disturbed Councilman Hood, who also pastors a Children. Congregational Church in Detroit, Councilman Hood is well known in Pastor Barry Brandon listens as a student related how he and his members city affairs as a person who can be makes a comment. fought to rebuild their church in the reached. His home address and MIZPAH SCHOOL WELCOMES same area after urban renewal claimed telephone number are listed in the their old building. Detroit directory. He makes himself WEEK OF PRAYER "After we won that battle with the available and can be counted upon to One hundred and twenty young city," he recalled, "we saw the need act on a problem whether it is related students at the Mizpah School in Gary, for low-to-moderate income housing in to city affairs or the church. Indiana, listened attentively as Pastor the same area for our members." In addition to the Community Barry Brandon spoke to them during With the help of his congregation Services Award plaque, Councilman the Week of Prayer. Their theme was and concerned citizens, the housing Hood received several books including taken from the song "Keep Me." complex became a reality in a few The Great Controversy, which was Pastor Brandon presented the short years. donated by Northern James, lay example of Daniel praying three times But there was another need. The activities leader for the church. a day. He encouraged them to have women who lived in the complex Joyce Taylor Jones worship each day before going to wanted to work, but there was no one Communication Secretary

ELEVEN church finances are distributed. A special meeting of the village • Youth of the Pontiac Riverside council was called and Elder Miller and Michigan Church spent a recent Sunday doing Dr. Hamrick had the opportunity to odd jobs to raise funds for the witness while upholding the principles Conference redecorating of their Sabbath School of religious freedom. room. After an explanation of the work of E. N. Wendth, Correspondent literature evangelists and a review of • A Methodist Church in Detroit recent court cases which upheld their lk contributed two truckloads of used rights to engage in such activity, the clothing to the Troy Community council agreed that it had no Services Center. Other clothing left jurisdiction to apply this ordinance to over from a rummage sale was also the literature evangelists. processed by center workers. During a In a continual battle to prevent the four-day period they processed more lines of religious liberty from being than 4,000 pieces of clothing; 100 boxes were shipped to the New York cut, Dr. Hamrick spends many hours each week at the capitol in Lansing depot. discussing with state legislatures RELIGIOUS LIBERTY proposed bills which would affect IN MICHIGAN Seventh-day Adventists who conscientiously oppose working Literature evangelists can now work 65TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY conditions which would interfer with freely in Decatur thanks to the efforts An open house honoring the 65th their religious liberties. wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. William of Bill Miller, associate publishing Allen was held Sunday, February 19, in the director of the Michigan Conference, '77 FAIR BOOTH RESULTS home of their daughter and son-in-law, Dr. and Jonathan Hamrick, director of the and Mrs. George Akers of Andrews IN FIVE-DAY PLAN conference religious liberty University, Berrien Springs, Michigan. The ASSISTANCE couple are living proof that not all teenage department. marriages are due to founder. Ada Robinson Recently literature evangelist Glenn The contacts were made last August was 16 and William Allen, 18, when they Lynch protested a Decatur ordinance at Escanaba's State Fair. This January were married in Nashville, Tennessee, in requiring a $50 fee for a license to they brought needed help to the 1913. Before moving to Berrien Springs a Five-Day Plan to Stop Smoking year and a half ago, the Aliens lived in work in that area. Collegedale, Tennessee. He retired in 1960 from the Review and Herald Publishing Association in Washington, D.C., where he had been a printer for many years. The Aliens have two other daughters besides Mrs. Akers; they are Mrs. Herbert Rose of Florida, and Mrs. Charles Frederick of Takoma Park, Maryland.

NEWS NOTES • As part of an active career-day program at Troy's Northfield Junior Academy, pupils of Nick Olson's third and fourth grades recently learned about the florist business. During an on-the-spot visit to a local establishment the youngsters also learned how to make a corsage. • Merrill and Patricia Ashley and William and Lou Taylor of the Battle Creek Tabernacle were elected leaders and assistant leaders, respectively, of the newly established marriage enrichment group for that area. This was an outgrowth of the Marriage Enrichment Seminar recently conducted by Elder and Mrs. Edward UPPER PENINSULA CHOSEN FOR FAMILY CAMP Banks of Berrien Springs. Michigan's Northland will be the locale of this year's Traveling Family Camp with • A multimedia program, "Where emphasis given to the "Copper Country" of the Keweenaw Peninsula. The week-long Does the Money Go?" was prepared get-together is scheduled for August 14 to 20 and is expected to again attract a large number of Adventist families who are seeking an interesting and organized vacation. Typical of some by Paul Bonney, finance chairman of of the sights to be enjoyed is this view of Eagle Harbor Lighthouse. For full information and the Grand Rapids Central Church, to an application blank, write to the Michigan Conference Pathfinder Department, Box 19009, explain to church members how their Lansing, MI 48901. (Photo courtesy of the Michigan Travel Commission.)

TWELVE non-Adventist inhalation therapist, Ted Adiska, who had stopped at the 1976 fair booth because the Adventists were giving pulmonary lung tests. Mr. Adiska was interested because he was a representative of the Michigan Lung Association. He also became interested in sending his daughter to the Adventist church school. After a consultation with the The old Tomahawk Church. pastor and the teacher, Robert Willis, the child was enrolled and will soon found that they could build a complete her second year at the brand-new church with the resources school. they had available. Based on these and other contacts Then came a concerted effort to Pastor Paul Howell, left, introduces Ted made at the fair, Elder Howell is raise the funds, design a plan, obtain Adiska, representative of the Michigan Lung pledges, buy a lot, secure a contractor, Association, to participants at a Five-Day convinced that the sponsoring of and then break ground and start Plan held recently as Dr. E. W. Hildebrand, properly run fair booths does pay. left, looks on. building. A joyful group gathered at the site conducted by Elder Paul Howell in on Sunday, September 18. It had been that Upper Peninsula city. Wisconsin raining but at the appointed time the The Better Living Booth at the fair clouds broke, giving them blue sky and was operated by the Escanaba and Conference sunshine for the ceremony. Riverside churches. When a man An hour later it began to rain again. stopped to ask for some stop-smoking Len McMillan, Correspondent As the 42 members of the literature Pastor Howell was on duty Tomahawk Church look to the future and chatted with him. The man they know that God will continue to indicated he had stopped smoking five bless them as they seek to honor and years earlier. glorify His name. "That's the best thing you ever did," the pastor said and the man agreed and went on his way. Within a few minutes he returned and told Elder Howell that "the very best thing" he ever did was to give his heart to Jesus Christ. Ground-breaking ceremony for the new During the conversation which Tomahawk Church. followed, Elder Howell discovered that his visitor was a doctor and so he TOMAHAWK CHURCH invited him to assist in the next GROUND BREAKING stop-smoking clinic. Dr. Roy Bergman agreed and honored his promise this Who says it can't be done! January, assisting at a Five-Day Plan On September 18, 1977, the for which 63 people registered. members of the Tomahawk Church Dr. Bergman has indicated a broke ground for their new church willingness to help again. building. It was a dream come true. Also assisting in the program was a For years they had needed and longed for a new facility. The old church, built in 1928, was no longer adequate to meet their CONCERT PIANIST TO PERFORM needs. It had only two rooms: the AT WISCONSIN ACADEMY main sanctuary and a smaller room Dr. Lynn Wheeler, associate professor of behind it that was used for a Sabbath music at , will present School room, one restroom, no a combined sacred and secular piano concert basement, and pipes that liked to at Wisconsin Academy, Tuesday, April 4, at freeze in winter. 7:30 P.M. Dr. Wheeler heads the piano department at P.U.C. and teaches piano and After putting up with these music history courses. He received his inconveniences for many years the Bachelor of Music degree from Walla Walla members decided the time had come College, Walla Walla, Washington; a Master to do something. of Music degree from the Catholic University of America, and a Doctor of With the able leadership of Don Dr. Roy Bergman, local physician, Musical Arts from the University of Oregon. instructs participants at the Escanaba Roth, pastor, they explored the Dr. Wheeler's wife, Charlaine, will narrate Five-Day Plan. possibilities, and to their amazement the sacred program.

THIRTEEN announcements

LAKE UNION

ATTENTION SECRETARIES: The Lake FLIGHTS INTERNATIONAL Union Conference is endeavoring to obtain information concerning any Seventh-day Adventist secretaries residing in the Lake Union that are Certified Professional Secretaries. If you have obtained the C.P.S. designation, please contact Beverly Hesse!, Lake Union Conference of S.D.A., P.O. Box C, Berrien Springs, MI 49103, or phone CRIMINAL OR CHRISTIAN? (616) 471-2845 as soon as possible. This information is needed for a forthcoming Today's Boy is Tomorrow's Man Herald article. You can have a part in changing the lives of abused, neglected, LAKE UNION SINGLES—The International Philosda Club is having a retreat at Camp Au delinquent boys. You can help them become self-reliant, responsible Sable, Grayling, Michigan, March 24 to 26, young men. 1978. Featured speaker will be Elder Clyde Help us build a much-needed administration-dining room complex for Evans. Cost for the weekend is $30 for FLOC Wilderness School located on 150 acres of Virginia woodland near members and $35 for nonmembers. If Front Royal. reservations and full payment are received by March 20, you will receive a 10-percent FOR THE LOVE OF CHILDREN (FLOC) is a nonprofit organization refund upon arrival at the camp. Supervised dedicated to providing this year-round wilderness home and school for children 11 and under pay half price. Send delinquent city boys aged 9 to 15. reservations to Clyde Evans, P.O. Box 4272, The project date is May 14 to 26, 1978. We need your help! For Takoma Park, MD 20012. For more information in Indiana call or write: Mildred information on this and other projects, write: Floc Project, Maranatha Wagner, 3218 Fisher Rd., Indianapolis, IN Flights International, Box A, Berrien Springs, MI 49103. 46239, phone: (317) 359-1825 or Give a boy another chance to become a man. 844-6201. In Michigan contact Carol Ferris (616) 473-1023, or Jess Conlin (6161 534-1525. ILLINOIS

ALUMNI WEEKEND AT BROADVIEW held April 7 to 10 on the Loma Linda ACADEMY will be held April 7 and 8. Elder campus. During the banquet slated for Classified ads Sunday, April 9, at 6:30 P.M. the alumni William Fitch, former Bible teacher and All advertisements must be approved by your local pastor, and now at Platte Valley Academy association will announce its Alumnus of conference office. No phoned ads will be accepted. Final ad deadline is Thursday, 9 a.m., 12 days before in Shelton, Nebraska, will be the featured the Year. Featured speaker is Dorothy Saxon. For registration information, write the date of issue. 50 words maximum. Limit of four speaker. Other highlights will include a insertions. the School of Nursing Alumni Association, program by the Eternity Singers of Otsego, Rates: $7.00 per insertion for ads originating in the Loma Linda University, Loma Linda, CA Lake Union. $10.50 per insertion for out of union ads. Michigan, and the Academy Amateur Hour 92354. All ads must be paid in advance of printing. Money on Saturday evening. Watch for further orders and checks should be made payable to the Lake details soon. OAK PARK ACADEMY ALUMNI Union Conference. There will be no refunds for cancellations. WEEKEND, April 14 to 15—you are MICHIGAN The HERALD cannot be responsible for advertise- cordially invited to attend the special events ments appearing in its columns and reserves the right A RETREAT FOR ADVENTIST NURSES honoring the classes of '28, '53 and '68 at to edit classified ads in conformance with editorial policies. The HERALD does not accept responsibility (R.N.'s and L.P.N.'s) is being sponsored by Oak Park Academy in Nevada, Iowa. for categorical or typographical errors. ASDAN, the professional society for JEFFERSON ACADEMY, JEFFERSON, Adventist nurses. The weekend retreat will TEXAS: Calling all former teachers and ATTENTION CHURCH PASTORS: Custom church bulletins now available for your be held at Tall Timbers Camp at Climax, students for the academy homecoming, church at attractive prices. Information Michigan, a few miles west of Battle Creek, April 14 through 16. Project: new furnished upon request. Tecumseh Printers, from April 21 to 23. Open to all Lake administration building. Contributions Inc., 109 E. Logan St., Tecumseh, MI Union nurses and their families. Cost would be appreciated. Please send your 49286. —68-12 including lodging and six meals is $20 per name and address to Russell Hicks, Alumni SAY "GOODBYE WINTER AND HELLO adult, and $10 for each child under 12. President, Rt. 4, Box 112B, Jefferson, TX SUNSHINE." Texas sunshine! Consider Big Continuing education units possibly 75657. For the alumni roster, we would Spring, Tex. Mild weather, no city tax. No available. For further information write appreciate knowing your plans for attending state tax. No snow shovels. No winter clothing. Housing and rent inexpensive. ASDAN, Box 71, Berrien Springs, MI the homecoming. Pilot Training Center of the Air Force has 49103, or phone (6161 471-2191. COME TO BONNIE SCOTLAND for your closed. Tremendous opportunity for church WISCONSIN holidays this year. Stay in the new Crieff Participation. Write: Sue Lee, 2604 Apacke, Big Spring, TX 79720. Or phone (915) Sanitarium on the edge of the Highlands and WISCONSIN ADVENTIST BOOK CENTER 263-8188. —69-12 enjoy Adventist fellowship and a vegetarian will have a special sale beginning at 12 noon, menu. See the church built in 12 days by ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY: Sunday, March 26, and continuing through Maranatha. Ideal center for touring Challenging position for secretary with a Thursday, March 30. The ABC will be B.S. in business administration or secretarial Scotland's fabulous mountains, lochs and closed for inventory Friday, March 31, and science and minimum of 3 years hospital glens. Visit historic Edinburgh, Royal Sunday, April 2. Books, Bibles and records administration experience. Position requires Deeside, Stirling Castle. For brochure and assisting the assistant administrator by will be at special camp-meeting prices, and holiday rates write to: The Administrator, performing secretarial and miscellaneous certain foods will be featured at special executive duties. Contact Personnel, Porter Crieff Sanitarium, Drummond Terrace, prices. Memorial Hospital, 2525 South Downing, Crieff, Perthshire, Scotland PH7 4AE. Denver, CO 80210 or phone (303) OUTSIDE LAKE UNION 778-1955. —76-11

LOMA LINDA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF Put God First In Giving JOB OPENINGS in all major areas of health NURSING ALUMNI homecoming will be care and ancillary services in a new,

FOURTEEN 160-bed, skilled nursing, physical from the company. In areas where our rehabilitation and geriatric psychiatry unit products are not available in your local LAKE union near Providence, R.I. For details call Mr. stores, we will ship directly to you. For Shampo or Mr. Paden collect: (617) information and price list, write Country 761-8500. —78-12 Acres Co., Box 457, Berrien Springs, MI 49103, or call (616) 471-2381. —86-17 COMPUTER OPERATOR/PROGRAMMER position for individual with previous keypunch, mini computer, or secretarial Era OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE LAKE UNION CONFERENCE skills interested in training and advancement OF SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS in data-processing field. Previous exposure Mileposts to I.B.M. System 32 or 34 helpful. Call Mr. March 14, 1978 Vol. LXX, No. 11 Paden collect at (617) 761-8500. Fuller OBITUARIES: Memorial Hospital, South Attleboro, MA JERE WALLACK, Editor 02703. —79-12 ANDIS, Grace, born May 14, 1885, died RICHARD DOWER. Managing Editor Feb. 2, 1978, in Shelbyville, Ind. She had ANDREA STEELE. Copy Editor been a member of the Boggstown and SYLVIA STEPHAN, Circulation Services ARE YOU CONCERNED that things be Shelbyville churches for nearly 50 years. handled just right when you buy or sell real She is survived by a son, Herbert, of Indexed in the Seventh-day Adventist Periodical Index. estate? We feel that way, too. Look up Shelbyville; 10 grandchildren; 15 WANGARD REAL ESTATE in Berrien great-grandchildren, and one Springs, Mich. Satisfied clients are our goal. Conference Directories great-great-grandchild. LAKE UNION CONFERENCE We are located on Highway 31 near the Services were conducted by Elder A. E. Box C, Berrien Springs, Michigan 49103 Andrews University entrance, and next door Wade, and interment was in the Boggstown (616) 473-4541 —81-11 to the Adventist Book Center. Cemetery. President Lowell L. Bock Secretary Robert Carter COOK, Jason, 4112 months, born Aug. 24, OWNER SELLING HOME-4 bedrooms, 3 Treasurer George Crumley 1977, died Jan. 20, 1978, in Hopedale, III. Assistant Treasurer baths, living room with fireplace, large Charles Woods Survivors include his parents, Thomas and Association of Privately Orkned S.D.A. Services family room, double garage, gas heat, water Pamela Cook of Hopedale. and Industries D. A. Copsey softener, walk to Andrews University Services were conducted by Elder Donald Communication Jere Wallack Excellent investment. Self-contained Lewis, and interment was in Mount Hope Data Processing Harvey P. Kilsby apartment behind the garage brings $125 Cemetery in Tremont, Ill. Education F R. Stephan monthly rental. Showing by appointment. Home Health Education Service Reginald Frood Phone (616) 471-2537, 471-3432, or COOK, Vivian Mae, 47, born Oct. 1, Health G.LA.HS. 471-3473. —82-13 1930, in Springfield, Ill., died Jan. 20, 1978, Lay Activities A. W. Bauer in Hopedale, She was a member of the Ministerial D. L. Gray Peoria, Ill., Church. Physical Facilities Services .1 R. Davidson WANTED: SUPERVISOR TRAINEE—Must Survivors include 5 sons, Darryl Steele, Publishing J. S. Bernet be willing to work with young people. John and Harold Cook of Peoria, Charles Religious Liberty Jere Wallack Religious Liberty Associate C N. Eckman Please send your resume to Harris Pine Mills, Cook of Pekin, Ill., and Thomas Cook of 2080 Gary Lane, Geneva, IL 60134, or call Sabbath School A. W. Bauer Hopedale; 4 daughters, Cheryl Ann Steele Stewardship (312) 232-4966. Send to the attention of D. A. Copsey and Mary Cook of Aurora, III., Vivian Temperance E. Wayne Shepperd Jerry Calvert. —83-14 Sebring of Peoria, Rebecca Cook of Youth E. Wayne Shepperd Hopedale, and her mother, Mary Miller LOMA LINDA UNIVERSITY MEDICAL Wainscott of Steeleville, Ill. CENTER is in need of highly trained Services were conducted by Elder Donald ILLINOIS: J. L. Hayward, president; R R. Rouse, secretary. lead-systems programmers. Should be Lewis, and interment was in Mount Hope treasurer. Office address: 3721 Prairie Ave. Mail address: Box knowledgeable with I.B.M. 370-158, OS, Cemetery in Tremont, Ill. 89, Brookfield, IL 60513. Phone: (312) 485-1200. M.V.S., HASP, CICS/DMS; 3 to 5 years of DOLL, Geraldine E., 49, born Jan. 23, INDIANA: G. W. Morgan, president; A. E. Hackett, secretary. experience with COBOL, Mark IV; 1929, in Decatur, Ill., died Feb. 21, 1978, in treasurer. Office address: 15250 N. Meridian St. Mail address: accounting background highly desired. Decatur. She was a member of the Decatur P.O. Box 1950, Carmel, IN 46032. Phone: (317) 8446201. Salary 16-18K. If interested, please contact Church. LAKE REGION: Charles Joseph, president; R. C. Brown, Dick Garner, Loma Linda University Survivors include her parents, Mr. and secretary; Isaac Palmer, treasurer. Office and Mail address: Personnel, (714) 796-7311. —84-11 Mrs. Gilbert Foll of Decatur; 5 brothers, 1(517 S. State St., Chicago, IL 60619. Phone: (312) 846.2661. Harold of Chicago, William of Grand MICHIGAN: Charles Keymer, president; James L. Hayward. WANTED: Experienced mason. Full time, Rapids, Mich., Lester of Decatur, Kenneth secretary; Herbert W. Pritchard, treasurer. Office address: 320 nonunion. Local church school. Sheboygan, of Chester, III., and Phillip of Niantic, Ill., W. St. Joseph St. Mail address: Box 19009, Lansing, MI 48901. Phone: (517) 485.2226. Wis., area. Call collect: (414) 528-8408. and 2 sisters, Helen Slighton of Chester, Ill., Steve Zmaj, Waldo, WI 53093. —85-13 and Lois Bledsaw of Decatur. WISCONSIN: R. L. Dale, president: W. J. Jester, secretary; W. H. Dick, treasurer. Office address: 2 miles north of 1.90 on Services were conducted by Elder Paul Wisconsin 151. Mail address: P.O. Box 7310. Madison. WI COUNTRY ACRES OLD-FASHIONED Gregoroff, and interment was in Macon 53707. Phone: (608) 241-5235. PEANUT BUTTER now available direct County Memorial Park in Decatur.

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FIFTEEN World Church News L.L.U. SUMMER PROGRAM People In Transition AT MIDDLE EAST COLLEGE FESTIVAL OF FAITH Loma Linda University's summer COMBINES program at Middle East College has STUDY AND ACTION been reactivated following two summers of political unrest in The youth of four union Lebanon, according to Dr. Anees A. conferences will assemble at the Haddad, coordinator of the Middle Pershing Auditorium in Lincoln, Eastern Studies program. Nebraska, for the Midwest Festival of Director of the summer session will Faith, March 29 to April 1. be Dr. Robert Darnell, associate One of five such festivals held in professor of missions. North America this year, the Lincoln Scheduled for June 11 through event is being sponsored by the August 10, students may select from a Central, Lake, Northern and variety of courses including Southwestern Union conferences. Anthropology of Mission; The emphasis of the Festival of Introduction to Health Education; Faith is on instruction and practice in Historical Perspectives of Health; personal Christian witnessing. All Health Evangelism; Introduction to delegates will participate in as many as the Qur'an; Epochal Events of the Old four of the 13 seminars dealing with Testament; and Faith, Righteousness various kinds of witnessing and Salvation. Lester Carney Jr. opportunities. Students may take up to eight units The titles of some of these seminars LESTER CARNEY JR. and his wife, of Loma Linda University graduate or are: One-to-One, Dark County, Street Bernice, have moved to the Indiana undergraduate credit. Conference where Elder Carney has assumed Witnessing, Campus Witnessing, and In addition to the summer session, the duties of conference ministerial Ready With an Answer. students who leave from the United secretary. Most recently he served as an Recognized experts in these subjects States will take a 23-day tour of the evangelist for six years in the Southeastern will direct the seminars. The delegates California Conference. Previously he was an Bible lands. evangelist in the Upper Columbia and will also participate in a variety of Costs for travel, touring, room and Potomac conferences. He received his witnessing experiences in the streets, board are currently being negotiated education from Columbia Union College on the campuses, in the homes, to obtain the lowest prices available. and Andrews University. The Carneys have two children, Franice, 22, and Lester III, hospitals and schools in Lincoln. Further information is available from 20. The festival speakers include: John Dr. Darnell by writing to the Division ARNOLD FRIEDRICH, Illinois Conference Hancock, youth director of the of Behavioral Sciences, Loma Linda evangelist for the past four years and General Conference; Dick Barron, University, Loma Linda, CA 92354. Previously pastor of the Aurora, Illinois, associate youth director of the General Church, has accepted an invitation from the Conference; Smuts van Rooyen, MCFARLAND PRAISES Carolina Conference to serve as an evangelist. associate professor of religion, H.E.W. ANTI-SMOKING ACTION RICHARD HABENICHT, pastor and Bible Andrews University; Ron Halvorsen, The $23 million anti-smoking teacher at Broadview Academy, La Fox, pastor of the Keene, Texas, Church; C. campaign announced recently by Illinois, has accepted an invitation to serve D. Brooks, field secretary of the as associate pastor of the Hinsdale, Illinois, Health, Education and Welfare General Conference, and Ann Kiemel, Church at the end of this school year. Secretary Joseph Califano drew praise author of I'm Out to Change My LORRAINE HANSEN, a Bible worker for from a pioneer in the field. Dr. J. World. the Illinois Conference evangelistic team, Wayne McFarland, a physician who has accepted an invitation from the Carolina The public will be invited to three co-founded the successful Five-Day Conference to serve as a member of their evening programs. The Thursday night Plan to Stop Smoking, said in evangelistic team. program will feature the Andrews Washington that the H.E.W. secretary's MAX MARTINEZ, formerly a pastor in the University Gymnics, and Elder van Colorado Conference, is now the pastor of proposal is long overdue and should the Spanish Central Church in Chicago, Rooyen as speaker. Elder Halvorsen help increase life expectancy in the Illinois. Elder Martinez first began his will tell his own life story on Friday United States. Dr. McFarland, new denominational work in Texas, and has night: From Gangs to God. associate director of the department of served in California, Illinois, and Venezuela where he was president of the West The Saturday night speaker will be health of the General Conference of Venezuela Mission from 1965-68. He is Ann Kiemel, a popular speaker at Seventh-day Adventists, developed the married to the former Mary Espinosa and evangelical youth meetings from coast Five-Day Plan with Elman Folkenberg they have four children, Paul, 27; Max Jr., to coast. in 1962. 23; David, 15, and Mary Ellen, 12.

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