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MARCH 3, 1981 VOLUME LXXIII, NUMBER 5

The time of the singing of birds is come EARLY a year ago Gordon Frase, a pastor in Michigan's Upper NPeninsula, received an It Is Written interest card with the name of Beverly Johnson, who lived 50 miles away from any Adventist churches. Her interest had begun when she heard of the book and cassette narrative on the "Theater of the Universe," being offered by It Is Written. She requested and received the material and began to study the story of the Bible as told in this book. It Is Written notified Pastor Frase of her interest, and he drove 50 miles to her home in the western part of the Upper Peninsula. Mrs. Johnson was pleased to meet Pastor Frase, and expressed an interest in having Bible studies. These were soon started. When Pastor Frase gave her the lesson on the Sabbath to be studied for the next visit, he mistakenly left two lessons—the second on the change of the Sabbath. When he discovered what he had done, he prayed that the Holy Spirit would guide her study of the lessons. When Pastor Frase returned to Mrs. Johnson's home, she had already studied both lessons and had decided to keep the Seeing Him Sabbath. The pastor wanted to invite her family to attend the Adventist Church 50 miles away, but he thought they would think it was too Who Is far. He was surprised when Mrs. Johnson asked if they could attend his church. They went the next Sabbath. As studies continued, Mrs. Johnson's two daughters, Jackie and Invisible Vicky, and her husband, Duane, began to listen and became interested. On Sabbath, September 20, 1980, Mrs. Johnson was baptized. Pastor Frase continued the Bible studies with the rest of Charles Keymer the family, and step by step they, too, accepted all the teachings of President Jesus. Michigan Conference Beverly's daughter Vicky was a star player on the local high school girls' basketball team. She was highly respected by her fellow students and the people in the community. Her team was headed for the Upper Peninsula playoffs. When the playoff games were scheduled on Sabbath, Vicky told her teammates and coaches that she could not play. Pressure was placed on her to change her mind. The others felt they could not win without her. Though severely tested, Vicky held firm to her decision to follow Jesus all the way. Vicky, like Moses of old, chose that better part: "Esteeming the reproach of Christ greater riches than the treasures in Egypt" and enduring, "as seeing him who is invisible." Hebrews 11:26, 27. Her faithfulness was a remarkable witness to her friends and the community. On Sabbath, January 31, 1981, Vicky, her sister, Jackie, and her stepfather, Duane, were baptized by Elder Frase, and joined COVER the Houghton-Hancock Church. "For, lo, the winter is past, the rain is over and gone; The flowers appear on the earth; the time of the singing of birds is come, and the voice of the turtle is heard in our land; . .." The Song of Solomon 2:11, 12, KJV. Photo by Tom Burgess.

The LAKE UNION HERALD is entered as second-class matter at the Post Office at Berrien Springs, Michigan 49103. Send Form No. 3579 to Box C, Berrien Springs, Michigan 49103. TWO THE HEART OF THE LAKE UNION `There's always something to be thankful for' by Grace Green

=DNA Norris likes to look back over the years of she taught for two years. She had 20 pupils and her life to see how God has been with her. She received $20 a month while boarding in a different was born just before the turn of the century to Olive home each month. In 1916 Edna met and married Earl and Hubert Sweet. Her mother was an Adventist but Norris of La Farge. They had two children, Virginia her father was not. Because of her parents' and Irene. differences, Edna did not attend church school until Earl was not a healthy man, so the burden of the the seventh grade. Then she attended Bethel farm and home were left largely to Edna. But Edna Academy and graduated in 1913. says, "In the worst of times there's always something Still little more than a girl herself, Edna went to to be thankful for." Shennington, Wisconsin, in the fall of 1913 to teach Even though Edna never entered the classroom Olive, Evelyn and Della Cady in their home. Her again, she did not stop teaching—through the years wages, besides room and board, were $12 a month. she has taught on every Sabbath School level, as well Both church and school were held in this home. The as holding nearly every office in the church. children had homemade "cracker-box" desks. One of Throughout her life, Edna has seen God's Edna's pupils, Olive, married Frank Pitchen, and was consistent help. This is well illustrated in her held in affectionate esteem by students and friends continued success at Ingathering. For 25 years Edna of Wisconsin Academy. has gone Ingathering to local businesses. I In 1914 Edna went to La Farge, Wisconsin, where accompanied her last fall, and it was a pleasure for me to see how the business people enjoyed her visit and were ready to give, some of them increasing their donations over previous years. Grace Green lives in Richland Center, Wisconsin, In spite of declining health, Edna continues to say, where her husband, Ted, is pastor of the Richland -God will take care of me, just like he has all these Center district. years."

THREE manager and coordinator of the new AM project, relates "We could see the Lord's leading right from the start." Within 10 days, supportive Adventist laymen in the area provided $3,300 for license preparation. "That was miracle number two," he said. "Miracle number three was when the consulting engineers discovered there was an excellent channel available for a nondirectional facility, thereby permitting use of the existing FM tower for the AM antenna." With the formation of a legal nonprofit corporation as owner, the application for a license was prepared and submitted to the F.C.C. on September 28. The Adventist Berrien Broadcasting Corporation, formed as a minority group with Lake Union Conference President Radio Robert H. Carter as chairman, applied for a 500-watt facility at 640 Evangelism kHz. Local Adventist ministers act as an advisory council to the WAUS in Michiana staff who are planning and will operate the new station. "Although final programming plans are still solidifying," said Mr. Steele, "the main feature of the station will be about 12 hours a day of good gospel music. Care will be taken," he asserts, "to carefully choose music of high standard, in contrast to many so-called gospel stations that actually are a disgrace with their gospel rock and rhythm." Other program plans call for a NE million Michiana residents, made its important "clear channel possible three hours per day in Ofrom Logansport to South decision." This action, adopted on Spanish, America's number-one Haven and from Michigan City to May 29, 1980, gave protection of up minority language, as well as Kalamazoo, will soon be able to to only 750 miles to the old programs for Blacks and a small hear the Adventist message in established clear channel stations block of weekly foreign-language voice and song 18 hours a day. in America's larger cities. The broadcasts. A special feature will That is, if plans of local Seventh- commission hoped to encourage be Adventist-produced programs on day Adventists continue as local program services, especially good health, nutrition, Bible scheduled. for nonprofit and minority groups. doctrines and regular news. The idea of an AM gospel radio The staff at WAUS, Andrews "With the university's station for southwestern Michigan University's fine arts station, saw resources," said Mr. Steele, "we and northern Indiana originated the F.C.C. decision as an feel our programming will be of several years ago. Early last year opportunity to present the such a quality that it will be in an investigation into the feasibility possibility of a full-time demand for use on other stations of such a station was made. evangelistic voice for the around the country." However, no frequencies were community. University adminis- Michiana Seventh-day Adventists available at that time, and the trators and Lake Union Conference will take part in a special fund- possibility of obtaining one was officials gave the green light to raising campaign for the new remote. investigate the feasibility of such a station during March, and Then last spring miracle number project, provided funds could be according to Mr. Steele, it is one happened. The Federal found to support it. conceivable that the new station Communications Commission Allen Steele, WAUS general will be on the air by Christmas.

FOUR Publishing directors will also be speaking to the students at the Lake Union academies later this spring. There are multiple advantages in the literature ministry. Not only do young people gain practical experience in witnessing, but many of them can expect to pay their expenses for an entire school year The Key in 10 weeks of work during the summer. For example, if a student sells only three sets of The Bible Story, with a large copy of The Great Controversy or The Desire of Ages each week for 10 weeks, his sales to a Finished will total $8,000. For this he will receive commissions totaling $2,100; a Work scholarship bonus from the local by George Dronen conference/H.H.E.S. of $960, and his school will provide an additional $365, for a total of $3,425. These NDOWED with energy, schools can learn practical lessons figures may vary according to Eempowered with the omni- needful to success in afterlife." financing. potence of heaven, and inspired Many young people have a desire What do some of the experienced with a zeal to win, Adventist youth to witness but they lack experience student evangelists say of their hold in their hands the key to a in meeting people. They need to work? finished work. know how to attract and hold their Angela Bevins of Wisconsin The church offers many areas for attention, how to be an effective Academy says, "This summer's a young person to minister. And witness. experience is continuing throughout many young people are asking, Mrs. White gives this advice: "In my everyday life." "Where can I get the most practical evangelistic canvassing, young men Karen Koliadko of Andrews experience to prepare me to serve may become better prepared for University says, "This work is extra my church effectively?" ministerial labor than by spending special because I am working close Ellen White, speaking of the many years in school."—Colporteur to God." publishing work, had this to say in Ministry, p. 34. And John Stafford, who is a the Review and Herald, June 4, 1908: Acting on this advice, publishing missionary on study leave at "The Lord has instituted a plan leaders in the Lake Union do Andrews University, reported whereby many students in our everything they can to encourage $10,000 in sales in just five weeks young people in the literature last summer. ministry. God needs the energy, From March 30 through April 2 enthusiasm, and zealous effort of this year, local conference young people in literature publishing leaders will be evangelism. Why don't you give Him George Dronen is an associate interviewing young men and women a chance to use you this summer? publishing director for the Lake for the student literature evangelist Contact your local publishing Union Conference. program at Andrews University. department for more information.

FIVE benefits added since 1970 include unemployment insurance, free shuttle-bus service, major medical Andrews NORTH insurance, weight-loss program, a A ADVENTIST HEALTH SYSTEM NORTH, INC. second mortgage program, University Joel Hass, Correspondent employee discounts for community health education classes, and life Chris Robinson, Correspondent HOSPITAL PAYS EMPLOYEES insurance coverage through the HAGLE TO BE HONORED TO KICK THE HABIT hospital. DURING FOUNDER'S WEEK HINSDALE—Representative of • Hinsdale Hospital employees James L. Nagle, former president the hospital's commitment to health and volunteers donated 2,568 of Worthington Foods and principles, and because of fire and pounds of nonperishable food items administrator of Harding Hospital health hazards associated with and $32.50 in cash during the annual (Ohio), will be honored as part of the smoking, a new program at Hinsdale Food Sharing Drive held December university's upcoming Founder's Sanitarium and Hospital will pay any 15 to 19. The donations will be Week celebration on March 8. Mr. employee who can quit smoking and distributed to needy families Hagle graduated from Emmanuel remain a nonsmoker. throughout 1981 by Hinsdale Missionary College in 1935. To participate in the new program, Community Service, a non-Adventist According to Dale E. Twomley, the employee enrolls in one of eight service group in the village of stop-smoking clinics held at the Hinsdale. dean of the School of Business and presentation speaker, the story of Health Education Center throughout • Eight students from the four the year. The employee pays half of schools on the Hinsdale Hospital Jim Hagle's growth as a Christian businessman for more than 35 years the usual fee. On successful campus received a total of $1,600 in is in many ways the story of completion of the four-week course, scholarships from the hospital's Worthington Foods. the employee receives $50. Medical Distaff (doctor's wives). The At the end of one smoke-free year, scholarship money came from Mr. Hagle nurtured the the initial payment of $50 will be proceeds of the ice-cream social Worthington business endeavor in matched by another $50, bringing held at the hospital on September 3. its infancy, lead in its growth and the first year's total to $100. Recipients of the scholarships were: development, and took crucial steps For the next three years, Janet Foster and Roselyn Adetumbi, which determined its future employees may again collect after Andrews University School of maturation. they sign a statement indicating Nursing; Molly Marshall and "Jim Nagle is a businessman with they have remained smoke-free Suzanne Stone, School of Practical a difference," Dr. Twomley asserts. during the year. At the end of the Nursing; Tim Hamstra and Robin "He has the uncommon second year, the employee will earn Hoyt, School of Radiology; and combination of successful board Marilyn Pang and Willie Posey, $100. room negotiating and Christian The third year's payment is $75, School of Medical Technology. Miss witnessing skills rolled into one." Foster and Mrs. Adetumbi received and the fourth year's is $50. That is a The honorary program will take $300 scholarships and the other total of $325, in addition to the place in the university's Seminary students received $150 each. invaluable benefit of good health. Chapel at 8 P.M. • To help ease the parking Hinsdale Hospital believes that Other Founder's Week highlights encouraging employees to adopt shortage at Hindale Hospital, an employee parking incentive program include a student assembly program better health habits will benefit the on the history of the campus hospital in the form of less was begun on December 22. Employees receive $1 for each day newspaper, The Student Movement, employee sick time. Other employee at 10:30 A.M., March 5, in Johnson health incentives include a they park their cars at the hospital's Health Education Center, located Auditorium. 50-percent discount on health Friday evening vespers, March 6, education programs, and a weight- about a mile north of the hospital. A shuttle-bus transports the will consist of music and poetry loss program similar to the stop- composed by alumni, faculty and smoking plan. employees from their cars to the hospital. This program provides students of Andrews. The program Jana Ford-Harder will take place at 7:30 P.M. in Public Relations Assistant temporary relief for employees, who look forward to the completion of Pioneer Memorial Church. the hospital's new 550-car parking The Sabbath morning services on HINSDALE NEWS NOTES garage, scheduled for early fall. March 7 will be conducted by Dr. • A recent study comparing Joseph G. Smoot, university employee benefits at Hinsdale president. That afternoon at 3 P.M., Hospital in 1970 and 1980 has From the Spirit of Prophecy— Warren S. Ashworth, professor in shown that the monetary value of ". no circumstances, no the religion department, will give a benefits has increased by 241 distance, can separate us from the presentation on E. A. Sutherland, percent in the past 10 years, Saviour. founder of the university. according to Glen Robinson, public —The Ministry of Healing, p. 72. Chapel on March 9 at 10:30 A.M. relations assistant. Employee will feature Asa C. Thoresen,

SIX chairman of the biology department, that the university has been in a reflection of "What Christian fortunate to have Dr. Ford as a Education Has Meant To Me." member of our administration for Illinois almost 10 years." Before coming to Andrews in Conference 1962, Dr. Ford spent nine years as a science teacher at Wisconsin Jeff Wilson, Correspondent Academy in Columbus. He taught in the Andrews chemistry department NEWS NOTES for nine years and was chairman of • More than $42,000 was turned that department before becoming in during December for Illinois dean of the college. evangelism. Members are being Many important developments asked to give one percent of their have occurred during his income for evangelism during 1981. administration. The university has • Tithe for 1980 amounted to organized the College of $4,598,960.84. This is $396,370.28 Technology, and more recently, the more than in 1979; a 9.4-percent School of Business. Departments of increase. information science and communicative disorders have also • In Elmhurst, Pastor Jerry Fore reports 70 decisions and 33 AEOLIANS HIGHLIGHT been established. baptisms have resulted from BLACK HISTORY WEEK Five departments and their programs have recorded pro- evangelistic meetings held by Elder A special evening concert performed Mark Finley and the Lake Union by the Oakwood College Aeolians on fessional recognition from their February 14 was one of the many respective national or state Soul-Winning Institute staff. highlights of the Black History Week organizations. They include: • On loan from the North Dakota celebration held at the university chemistry, dietetics, home Conference, Evangelist Wayne February 9 through 14. Noted black Hayward held meetings with District speakers from Adventist institutions and economics, nursing and social work. the General Conference spoke during Also, under Dr. Ford's direction, a Pastor Tim Rosenboom in Olney. student assembly and chapel periods. degree in medical technology is Despite the fact that Elder Other events included special awarded to students if they attend a Rosenboom was involved in a presentations by on-campus groups professional school during their serious automobile accident in the such as the Black Student Christian during the time the series was being Forum and Chapter I, a dramatic group. clinical year accredited by the The overall theme for 1981's Black Committee on Allied Health held, 2 persons have been baptized History Week at the university was Education and Accreditation of the and 10 others are preparing for "Black History: Role Model For Youth." American Medical Association. baptism. Dr. Ford earned a bachelor's • Elder Ed Brown, an evangelist FORD RESUMES degree from Andrews in 1949 and a from Wyoming, is currently holding TEACHING CAREER Ph.D. from Clark University in 1962. meetings in Alton with Pastor Bill Dwain L. Ford, He has held a National Science Stewart. Attending each night are currently dean Foundation Fellowship three times, 125 non-Adventists. There have been of the College of and was a participant in Clark 15 decisions so far. Arts and University's Steroid Training • On a recent Sabbath afternoon Sciences at the Program sponsored by the National the Bloomington Eagles Pathfinder university, will Institutes of Health. Club distributed 240 Voice of be leaving the He directed the analytical work on Prophecy Bible enrollment cards in deanship in two contracts with the United States just over one hour. June this year to Department of Agriculture for • Two baby girls were dedicated nutrition studies in cooperation with to the Lord recently at the West Dwain Ford return to teaching, according the Andrews home economics Frankfort Church: Autumn Gail, to Dr. Joseph G. Smoot, university department, and is currently daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon president. Dr. Ford, who was made administrator of the Berrien County Webb, and Brandy Michelle, dean of the college in 1971, will once Drug Identification Laboratory, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Randy again instruct in the chemistry where drugs are analyzed on behalf Anderson. Pastor Donald Philpott department. of law-enforcement officials. and guest speaker Elder R. L. Dr. Smoot made the "Teaching is my first love," said Johnson officiated at the service. n n r‘ unce m e n t in n rnacqing tho Dr. Ford "I look forward to returning • Second-graders from Sue university's department chairmen to the classroom, to be more closely Larson's room at Hinsdale Junior last month. "Dwain Ford is one of associated with students. I will be Academy presented a special the most loved and respected advising freshmen, and doing program Sabbath, February 7, at the teachers on our campus. He is research, as well as teaching my Westmont Health Center. More than known for his personal interest in regular classes, and I am very 50 patients gathered in the center's the students he works with. I feel excited at the thought." recreation room in wheelchairs and

SEVEN walkers to hear the children sing members worked on projects that institute, Ardyce Sween has also songs of Christ and Heaven and totaled more than $3,000 as the joined Elmhurst as Bible instructor. recite 20 memory verses, the Ten Investment year ended. That was a Together we pray that God will Commandments, Psalm 23 and the miracle. continue to be with the Elmhurst names of the books of the Bible. Various public meeting places Church members as they strive for After their program the children throughout Elmhurst were chosen an even greater miracle in 1981. visited with each patient. to hold four Daniel seminars. A total • The newly formed Collinsville of 175 nonmembers came to hear Pathfinder Club has grown to 21 them. members. When the team of students from the Lake Union Soul-Winning Institute were invited to help distribute an invitation of coming events at Elmhurst, that was a miracle, too. Before the outreach activities began, these students had reached hundreds of homes in the area, and 80 Bible studies were begun. On August 24, the Five-Day Plan to Stop Smoking began. Approximately 24 persons attended Pastor Cottrell presented books and a each night. The meeting was plaque to Patricia Dwyer during the community service award program at the Thirty-two people were baptized after conducted by Roy Wightman, vice North Shore Church. Revelation Seminars in Elmhurst last president of Adventist Health fall. System North. COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARDS The natural foods cookery class 1980 EVANGELISM REPORT was enjoyed by 116 people PRESENTED AT NORTH SHORE FROM ELMHURST continuously for six weeks with the On December 13, 1980, the North As 1980 drew to a close, almost direction of Mark and Ernestine Shore Church held a special service everyone at the Elmhurst Church Finley. honoring those people who helped felt that it had been a year of Stress management classes were make the 1980 Chicago Health Fair a miracles. When the Sabbath School also attended by the community in success. North Shore was one of 40 Investment secretary encouraged September. Practical guidelines in sites in Chicago that provided free each member to take on a money- learning to cope with the tension medical testing. making project to further the Lord's and pressures of everyday life were Pastor Stanley W. Cottrell work, with God as a partner, there focal points of interest at each presented community service award were many with faith to give it a try. session. plaques commemorating And then the miracles began to In October, Health Fair '80 proved outstanding service to: Don Kumler, happen. to be a money-saving, well-received director of the 1980 Health Fair project in the area. Designed to offer Project for Chicago; Patricia Dwyer, a free and complete health director of public relations; Gerard screening, the number of people McLain, director of health education registered totaled 175. at Hinsdale Hospital, and June The last invitation to be Jacobson, president of community distributed was entitled "The services for the Illinois Conference Revelation Lectures" by Mark and director of community services Finley, director of the institute. at the North Shore Church. For seven weeks Elder Finley In addition, Don Kumler and Pat preached the distinctive message of Dwyer, who are not Adventists, each Seventh-day Adventists. A Bible was received the Conflict of the Ages set given to each person who attended and a copy of Ministry of Healing by every lecture. Ellen G. White. Helen Uhlenhuth, Penny Sczekan and Georgia Allen presented natural foods cookery classes Every night the people director of nursing services, and in September in the Elmhurst Church. came—filling the sanctuary and Agnes Rowen of the Health Fair balcony to capacity, and spilling Project also received awards. On May 18, the Elmhurst over into the foyer and aisles. More than 200 people took community and church friends Thirty-two new church members advantage of the free medical enjoyed a spring garden fair in the also attended the dinner. testing offered at North Shore on church fellowship hall. The fair Elmhurst is happy to welcome to the weekends of October 5 and 12, featured crafts, plants and an old- the church staff an associate pastor, 1980. fashioned bake sale. Richard Peterson and his wife, Beth. Cornelia Griggs Individually and collectively the Recently from the soul-winning Communication Secretary

EIGHT Lester Carney led the elders in a $10 for bringing the most parents a friend to listen discussion of methods of personal and friends to the meeting. to the Voice of evangelism. Prophecy this week Pastor Rick Blythe, and two recent converts from the Marion Church, Nancy and Roy Good, demonstrated the Dukane Cartridge Projection System and the Encounter series of Bible studies. Indiana This method of Bible study had been very influential in the Conference conversion of this couple. They are now using it to bring God's message Cliff Hoffman, Correspondentt ll'a to others. Elder Morgan and Ed Skoretz, conference lay activities director, expressed to the elders the conference's desire for 1981 to reach out and reclaim former Seventh-day Adventists. At the conclusion of the meeting a bus was waiting outside to take the elders and pastors on a tour of A. C. Humphrey, food service director, the new boys' dormitory, expected and a helper served the participants at to be completed in just a few weeks. the cafeteria dedication. Pastor Rick Blythe and Nancy and Roy INDIANA ACADEMY Good demonstrated the Dukane projector at the elders and pastors CICERO NEWS NOTES CAFETERIA DEDICATED meeting. • The 1980 Ingathering Victory "Paid in full," were words spoken Social Hour was held January 17 in by G. W. Morgan, president of the ELDERS ADVISORY the Indiana Academy gym for the Indiana Conference, at the January MEETS AT CICERO church and the academy. Since the 16 Indiana Academy Cafeteria For the past several years, local academy students spent two dedication. church elders and pastors have had evenings soliciting for the Cicero "Since 1973 when the boys' an annual meeting to learn of the goal, the church served refresh- dormitory and cafeteria projects state of the conference. On Sunday, ments to them in appreciation for were launched, more than a million January 18, 1981, more than 100 their efforts. Ribbons were awarded dollars have been raised to make attended the meeting held in the to those who solicited $25 or more. this dedication service possible," Indiana Academy chapel. The top solicitor was Martha declared Harold Zacharias, G. W. Morgan, president of the Murphy, who solicited $137. conference building superintendent. Indiana Conference, presented the Certificates for Camp Timber Ridge Herbert Wrate, director of devotional. In his message he were given to three junior youth. education for Indiana, praised God alerted the church elders to the This entitles them to go to camp for in his dedication prayer for challenges facing the church from half price because they raised $100 providing improved facilities at the within and without. He challenged for Ingathering. academy. them to become students of God's • The Home and School meeting The Indiana church leaders Word. of the Cicero Church School was attending the dedication had earlier Tom Massengill gave a report of held in the multi-purpose room of been thanked for their enthusiastic the financial condition of the the school on Sunday evening, support of the Indiana Advance Two conference for 1980. He reported a January 18. A short devotional by Percent Plus Plan. 8.2 percent increase in tithe over the Pastor Ed Barnett was followed by In 1980, the churches gave previous year. the first performance of the newly $172,482.25 or .64 of one percent for Nearly $110,000 went into public organized school band, directed by the Indiana Advance program. With evangelism. This includes all public Band Master Paul Haynes. The film a trust maturity of $53,000 and two meetings and sponsored It Is "Cipher in the Snow" was shown, lesser property sales, the cafeteria Written telecasts. and while the children were was paid off. The elders were plaacart to Iparn entertained with names in the gym, Not only did the building fund that $167,461.22 came in through the parents were led in discussion receive $86,241.12 in 1980, but Indiana Advance offerings. It was by Joyce Rodie, assistant Indiana Advance funds raised encouraging to find out that the first educational superintendent, Indiana $75,029.78 for elementary two boys' dormitories and the Conference. The question of self- educational costs and Timber Ridge cafeteria have been paid off. esteem was discussed. The seventh- Camp received 61/2 percent, or In the afternoon session Elder and eighth-grade room was awarded $11,211.35 for operational needs.

NINE "Everyone in '81" giving to the members to Mr. and Mrs. Otis computer is also being used to Indiana Advance Two Percent Plus Rupright of West Lafayette, Indiana, maintain a data base for the church Plan will pay the building costs on for their generous gift of the membership and to generate church the new north dorm for boys, completed shell and their dedicated directories and mailing lists. scheduled for occupancy this labor in erecting it. A community Other uses being planned for the month. grand opening is being planned computer include inventory control Indiana Adventists are focusing when the church is ready for use in of the church property and its on a finished work. The Indiana the spring. health-food store, as an educational Advance program releases more tool for Bible studies, and many money for evangelism. Could it be more. that this is one reason 1980 was the best year in soul-winning since Lake Region 1972-331 persons joned the church family! Conference Jerry Las tine Director of Stewardship H. A. Lindsey, Correspondent

HUNTINGBURG NEWS NOTES • In addition to the 68 Bible study request cards received during the colporteur home-to-home survey of Huntingburg last May, another 100 request cards have been received from a direct mailing done in November. Truly there is a BURNS AVENUE hungering and thirsting after the SHARES CHRISTMAS Word of God in this community. Pictured above is Detroit Burns Please pray for the small band of 11 Burns Avenue Church treasurer Sherry Avenub Church Dorcas Leader Pauline Adventist believers here, that we Gardner now enjoys the efficiency of a Taylor and her fellow workers, Lorraine can somehow meet this need by computer in her job. Rhodes and Ann Brougton. They are leading them to Jesus. shown with some of the items which COMPUTER POWER were distributed during December to the • The Huntingburg congre- AT BURNS AVENUE sick and shut-ins, residents of nursing gation accepted an invitation to homes and needy families. A total of 150 participate in the community In an effort to eliminate some of pairs of socks and stockings, 100 lap Thanksgiving celebration sponsored the tedious, time-consuming work robes, pajamas, fruit bags and food baskets were given away. by the city's churches. It has been a of the church treasurer, the Burns long-standing tradition in this Avenue Seventh-day Adventist agricultural community to have a Church of Detroit purchased a special service of thanks for the micro-computer system in March year's harvest. Pastor Ron Olney last year. The system will assist in was asked to have the scripture managing the financial records for reading for the program and Ruth the church's 30 departments and Helzerman, church member, more than 800 members. performed with the Dubois County The computer system consists of orchestra and with the Huntingburg Radio Shack's TRS-80 Model I Micro- Ladies Music Club Choir. Computer which uses the "plain- Accompanied on the piano by Sandy english" BASIC programming Olney, Richard and Ruth Helzerman language, two mini floppy-disk sang a duet as representatives of drives, a line printer, and other the Adventist Church. The annual accessories. RANGERS INDUCT event was held in the Salem United Since March, Sherry Gardner, the NEW MEMBERS Church of Christ with most of the church treasurer, and her husband, The Rangers Pathfinder Club of the city's churches participating. Timothy Gardner, the programmer, Emmanuel Church, Chicago Heights, • The completed outer shell of have been developing the programs Illinois, recently held a candlelight the new church is in place and work needed to perform many of the tasks induction ceremony for two new members. Regina Smith and Catherine is now being done on the inside, the treasurer would ordinarily Washington, both 10 1/2 , were according to Ruth Helzerman, perform. Various tasks such as administered the Pathfinder pledge and communication secretary. An early adding, deleting, changing, and law by Jessica Washington, Stacy spring evangelistic crusade is an updating records are handled Champion and Renae Manson. This dignified and beautiful ceremony began incentive for the members to finish quickly and easily. with a precision color-guard drill, and the work. A debt of gratitude is In addition to helping with the was enjoyed by other Pathfinders, sincerely felt by all Huntingburg church's financial records, the church members and friends.

TEN Central Adrian Michigan Wednesday, March 25 Conference

Glenn Hill, Correspondent

LAKEVIEW CHURCH CONSECRATED George Crumley, Lake Union Conference treasurer, led the Lakeview "Noah's Ark" appeared in the snow congregation in the act of consecration under the skillful hands of these young at the February 7 opening service of their snow sculptures. new church. Pictured, from left, the participants were Norman Yeager, TEEN SNOW OUTING former pastor of Lakeview who delivered ATTRACTS 430 the consecration address; Ammi Pierce, builder of the church; Mrs. Glenn The Teen Snow Outing at Camp Herzog, church treasurer who read the Au Sable, January 9 to 11, attracted history; Glenn Herzog, chairman of the more campers than any winter camp building committee who, with his wife, State federation president Jane in history according to Merrill donated the land on which the church was built; Elder Crumley, and Roscoe DeWind, left, and Arthur Covell were in Fleming, Michigan Pathfinder charge of the discussion at the recent Nelson, present church pastor. In spite planning session. director. of slippery roads and snow, more than About 430 campers spent the 200 people crowded into the 100-seat SPRING FEDERATION DATES weekend skating, snow-mobiling, building for the opening services. Highlights of the day included a music ANNOUNCED sleding, skiing, sleigh-riding, program by the Cedar Lake Academy tobogganing, playing games, Federation officers from around brass ensemble and the Madrigal making snow sculptures and singers. Conference President Charles Michigan met January 19 at the benefiting from a spiritual emphasis Keymer delivered the morning sermon, conference office for a winter by Des Cummings Jr. of Andrews and sang "Bless This House," at the planning session. consecration service. The estimated University. Spring federation dates were value of the new church is $150,000. The Berrien Springs Wolverine announced. Guest speaker for the club presented the Sabbath School occasion will be Perry Pederson of program, and Pathfinder the General Conference community coordinators from all areas in services department, Michigan Michigan directed the activities. director Arthur Covell said. These volunteer helpers were a real Other items discussed at the asset to the camp, Elder Fleming meeting were a spring carton said. delivery and clothing drive, the May Cooks for the weekend also 9 Disaster and Famine Relief volunteered their services at no cost offering, camp-meeting plans, and a to the conference. Mr. and Mrs. "Michigan Master Plan" for disaster William Null of Petoskey, Mr. and preparedness. PATIENCE BRINGS RESULTS Mrs. Larry Brower of Bauer, and Mr. Federation dates are as follows: and Mrs. Dick Willis of Charlotte fed Katherine Kuerbitz, L.P.N., wife of the Western Holland elder at the Long Lake Church, attended the capacity crowd. Monday, March 16 the Wiese•Danforth evangelistic series in Tawas City in 1979 and purchased a Eastern First Flint complete set of tapes of the meetings. Tuesday, March 17 Katherine took the tapes to work with her at a nursing home in Rose City and Southwestern Berrien Springs played them softly in the nurse's station Wednesday, March 18 Village where she worked. Another nurse, Southeastern Warren Marjorie Barron, also listened to the tapes. Marjorie was no stranger to Thursday, March 19 Adventism but could never accept the Upper Peninsula Marquette Sabbath doctrine until she listened to Sunday, March 22 the tapes. Marjorie and her two daughters were recently baptized by Northern Alpena Elder Jim Danforth and joined the Long Monday, March 23 Lake Church. Pictured are, from left, Pastor Danforth, Jodi, Marjorie and Midwestern Cedar Lake Camp Au Sable offers many acres of Marcie Barron, and Katherine Kuerbits in Tuesday, March 24 trails for cross-country skiing. front.

ELEVEN of Listen and then smiled as they Amateur Hour 8 P.M.; Alumni versus B.V.A students basketball game. Please send al were encouraged to take a copy for letters and meal reservations to Ale) themselves. Miskiewicz, Alumni President, 2910 Edgewooc Life-styles are changed as young Drive, Berrien Springs, MI 49103. people become aware of the hidden INDIANA hazards surrounding them. Perhaps THE INDIANA BOOK AND BIBLE HOUSE most important, youth are able to Annual Inventory Sale will be held on Sunday March 8, 1981, from 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. There wil model their lives after the positive be specials on many items. examples of prominent successful MICHIGAN youth. Churches in Wisconsin are LEGAL NOTICE: MICHIGAN SANITARIUM INC. Notice is hereby given that a meeting ol among the most faithful in the BAPTISMS AT L'ANSE the constituency of the Michigan Sanitarium nation to see that Listen magazine Inc., will be held in the O'Hare Ramada Inn it DesPlaines, Illinois, at 11 A.M. on April 20 Gordon Frase, pastor of the L'anse is not missing from public school and Houghton churches in the Upper 1981. Trustees for the ensuing five years wil Peninsula, baptized Vicky Evans, a libraries and classrooms statewide. be elected and such other business transactec Educators and communities are as may properly come before this meeting. The 6-foot-1-inch high school basketball star, delegates to the Fifteenth Business Session of and her sister and father on January 21. looking to us for answers as they the Lake Union Conference of Seventh-day For the rest of the story, see Charles attempt to cope with drugs, alcohol Adventists are delegates to this meeting. Keymer's article on page 2. and other substances which warp Robert Carter, President John Hayward, Secretary the lives of their youth. MICHIGAN CONFERENCE ANNUAL Thank you for making Listen a BUSINESS MEETING: The 1981 Annual priority as you distribute God's Business Meeting of the Michigan Conference of Seventh-day Adventists will convene at the Wisconsin treasure in your hand. Grand Ledge Academy Gymnasium, Grand Ledge, Michigan, April 5, 1981, at 10 A.M. for Conference the purpose of transacting whatever business may properly come before the delegation, flnnouncements including possible changes in the constitution Dale Ziegele, Correspondent and bylaws. Each church is entitled to one LAKE UNION delegate for its organization and one NEWS NOTES additional delegate for each 100 members or THE FIFTEENTH BUSINESS SESSION of the extended major fraction thereof as of • On the evening of January 31 Lake Union Conference of Seventh-day December 31, 1980. This meeting is pursuant the Portage Church School had a Adventists will be held at the O'Hare Ramada to the provision made in the constitution and Inn in DesPlaines, Illinois, April 19 and 20, bylaws at the Conference Session of April 25, special vespers program. The 1981. The first meeting of the Session will 1971, which states: "The Executive Committee school children presented a play convene at 7 P.M., April 19, 1981. This Session shall call a special Business Meeting annually about the life of Lot, directed by is being held for the purpose of receiving (except the year of the Triennial Session) to reports for the five-year period ending present reports and receive recommendations their teacher, Gerry Pierce. After December 31, 1980, the election of officers, from the constituency relative to Conference vespers, the women served a taco departmental directors, and an executive business." committee for the ensuing five years, and the supper, and then the Walt Disney Charles Keymer, President transaction of such other business as may James L. Hayward, Secretary properly come before the delegates. film "Big Red" was shown. MICHIGAN CONFERENCE ASSOCIATION Robert H. Carter, President • The Pathfinder Club of Green ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING: The 1981 John L. Hayward, Secretary Bay, directed by Ellen Miller, was Annual Business Meeting of the Michigan LEGAL NOTICE: LAKE UNION CONFERENCE Conference Association of Seventh-day featured in the Green Bay ASSOCIATION SESSION. Notice is hereby Adventists will convene at the Grand Ledge newspaper Press Gazette. The given that a meeting of the Lake Union Academy Gymnasium, Grand Ledge, Michigan, Conference Association of Seventh-day article described the activities and April 5, 1981, at 11 A.M. for the purpose of Adventists will be held in the O'Hare Ramada transacting whatever business may properly goals of the Green Bay Club. Inn located in DesPlaines, Illinois, at 11 A.M. come before the delegation, including on April 20, 1981. Trustees for the ensuing term possible changes in the constitution and LISTEN IN WISCONSIN of five years will be elected, consideration of bylaws. The delegates of the churches in proposed changes in the Constitution and attendance at the Michigan Conference "Oh, yes, Listen magazine! I use bylaws, and such other business transacted as Annual Business Meeting called to meet on may properly come before this meeting. The the same date and at the same place shall that all the time in my classroom," delegates to the Fifteenth Business Session of serve as the delegates of the Michigan said an educator attending a recent the Lake Union Conference of Seventh-day Conference Association of Seventh-day health-emphasis fair at the Adventists are delegates to this meeting. Adventists. Robert Carter, President Charles Keymer, President University of Wisconsin, Stevens John Hayward, Secretary Wyman Wager, Secretary Point. ILLINOIS TWIN CITIES CHURCH SCHOOL is in its Frequently, throughout the day of second successful year of operation, with THE ILLINOIS OUTDOOR CLUB will hold its grades 1-8, located just 17 miles from Cedar presentations on better living by annual organizational meeting at the Hinsdale Lake Academy. The Alma-St. Louis area has Adventist Youth for Better Living Church fellowship hall, Sunday, March 15, at many industries and a growing community 6:30 P.M. After the potluck, officers and teams from Wisconsin Academy, hospital. Write: Communication Secretary, camping dates will be chosen. Twin Cities Church, 3067 West Monroe Road., AYBL sponsor Byron Chalker and BROADVIEW ACADEMY ALUMNI WEEKEND: Alma, MI 48801. Dale Ziegele, conference April 17 and 18. Friday vespers, 7:30; speaker: DETROIT METROPOLITAN CHURCH temperance director, heard Alex Miskiewicz, alumni president. Sabbath Homecoming will be held March 20 and 21 for School, 9:30 A.M., special feature: Harry all former members, pastors, associates and comments of delight and interest Rogers; church, 11 A.M., speaker: Norman Bible workers. Meetings include: Friday about Listen magazine. Kinney, former boys' dean. Other activities evening, March 20, 7:30; Sabbath, March 21, planned: Sabbath buffet dinner, $3.50 Thoughtful junior high students (reservations only); Sabbath vespers: ANNOUNCEMENTS continued on studied the covers of the free copies Broadview Academy Band; B.V.A. 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Jones ceremony was performed by Elder Don Siewert. was a member of the Upper Lake, Calif. Church. Stewardship D A. Copsey The couple are making their home in Averill, Mich., Survivors include a sister, Doris Cook of Fortville Treat Services Wyman Wager where Clarence is a custodian. Ind.; 4 sons, Sherman of Waupun, Wis., Charles of Youth Charles C. Case Robin DIDonato and Lyle Halverson were married Upper Lake, Lothair of Dade City, Fla., Ted of Augusta, Dec. 21, 1980, at Camp Au Sable, Grayling, Mich. The Calif.; 11 grandchildren, and 13 great-grandchildren. ceremony was performed by Elder Henry Mattson. Interment was in Upper Lake, Calif. GREAT LAKES ADVENTIST HEALTH SERVICES. INC, Irwin Robin is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Larry DiDonato HIDAY, Chester A., 71, born Jan. 29, 1909, in Hansen. president: Joel Hasa. secretary: Lawrence Baulk. treasurer. Office and mail address: 15 Sall Creek Lane. Hinsdale. IL of Livonia, Mich., and Lyle is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fortville, Hancock City, Ind., died Nov. 15, 1980, in 60521 Phone. (3121920.1100. Clarence Halverson of Avon Park, Fla. Muncie, Ind. He was a member of the Anderson, Ind., ILLINOIS: Everett IL Campo, preeldent: R. R. Ron.. The couple are making their home in Collegedale, Church. secretary-treasurer. Office address 3721 Prairie Ave Mail Tenn., where Robin and Lyle are in college. Survivors include his wife, Doris, a son, Harold of address. Box 89. Brookfield. IL 60513. Phone 13121485-1200. Beeville, Tex.; 4 daughters, Donna Cade and Faye INDIANA: G. W. Morgan. president: T. J. Messengill. June Alyce Driscoll and Carl Allan Hoffman were ...rotary-treasurer. Office address 15250 N. Meridian St. Mail married Dec. 28, 1980, in Columbus, Ind. The Cade of Middletown, Ind., Kaye Swinford of Daleville, address P.O. Box 1950. Cannel. IN 46032 Phone: 13171844-6201 ceremony was performed by Elder Cliff Hoffman. Ind., and Karen Cross of Shirley, Ind.; 13 LAKE REGION: Charles Joseph. president: R. C. Breve, secretary: Isaac Palmer. treasurer. Office and mall address June is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Driscoll of grandchildren, and 13 great-grandchildren. Services were conducted by Pastors G. E. Andersen 8517 S. State Si.. Chicago. IL 60619 Phone 13121846-2661 Columbus, and Carl is the son of Elder and Mrs. Cliff MICHIGAN: Charles Kerner. president: James L. Hayward. Hoffman of Cicero, Ind. and Anibal Rivera, and Interment was in Middletown secretary: Herbert W. Pritchard. - Office address. 320 Cemetery, Middletown. W. Si. Joseph SI. Mail address: Box 19009 Lansing. MI 48901 The couple are making their home in Chanute, Kan., Phone (5171485-2226. where June attends college, and Carl is employed in a KROEHLER, Minnie A., 94, born July 23, 1886, in WISCONSIN: R. L. Dine, president: W. J. • mcretery: machine shop. Houston, Minn., died Jan. 26,1981, in Hinsdale, Ill. She W. H. Dick, tresuerer. Office address 2 mil. north of 1-90 on was a member of the Downers Grove (Chicago) Wisconsin 151. Mail address: P.O. Box 7310. Madison. WI 53707 Judith Lynn Heldziona and Frank Vincent Sacco Phone. (6081241-5235. were married Jan. 18,1981. Pastor Donald P. Giarrusso Church. performed the ceremony. Survivors include a son, Duwain of Wilson, Mich.; a Judith is the daughter of Eugene Hajdzlona of stepson, Romeo of Rogers, Ark.; 6 grandchildren, and 12 great-grandchildren. Ocachee, Wis., and Ruth Huebner of Hartland, Wis., COPY DEADLINES: Announcements should be received by and Frank is the son of Vincent Sacco of Melrose Park, Services were conducted by Pastors Jerry R. Coyle, the local conference office five weeks before publication III., and Marilyn Ueeck of Anchorage, Alaska. Merrill Fleming and Neal Floberg, and interment was date. in Naperville City Cemetery, Naperville, Ill. NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS: All articles, pictures. couple are living in Milwaukee where both are The mileposts. classified ads and announcements must be employed. channeled through your local conference correspondent. Phyllis Jo Henderson and Jeffrey Paul Nelson were Copy mailed directly to the Herald will be returned to the married Dec. 21, 1980, in Redlands, Calif. The conference involved. ceremony was performed by Elder Fred Kasischke. HEALTH CARE NEW SUBSCRIPTION requests should be addressed to the Phyllis is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn treasurer of the local conference where membership is held. Entered as second-class matter in the Post Office. Berrien Henderson of Hinsdale, III., and Jeff is the son of Mr. OPPORTUNITIES Springs, Michigan. Printed biweekly 126 issues per year) by the and Mrs. Paul Nelson of Loma Linda, Calif. University Printers. Berrien Springs, Michigan. 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Write Don Mar. 6 Mar. 13 Kimberly Joy Meichert and James Albert D'Annunzio were married Nov. 30, 1980, in the Lake Belli, Director of Personnel, or call Berrien Springs, Mich. E.S. 6:42 6:50 Orion-Oxford, Mich., Church. The ceremony was (616) 964-7121, ext. 508. Chicago, III. C.S. 5:47 5:55 performed by Herbert Lohr. Detroit, Mich. E.S. 6:29 6:37 Kimberly is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alden John Indianapolis, Ind. E.S. 6:42 6:50 Melchert of Garden City, Mich., and James is the son Battle Creek Sanitarium Hospital, La Crosse, Wis. C.S. 6:00 6:08 of Mr. and Mrs. Albert D'Annunzio of Lake Orion. 165 North Washington Avenue, The couple are making their home in Lake Orion Battle Creek, MI 49016. Lansing, Mich. E.S. 6:33 6:42 where James is a painting contractor and Kimberly is a Madison, Wis. C.S. 5:52 6:01 medical assistant. Springfield, III. C.S. 5:56 6:03

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Fund, Box C, Berrien Springs, MI He exhibited a love for young 49103, or call (616) 473-4541. people, and a desire to help those Lake Union R. R. Rouse who needed help. Secretary-Treasurer He said that he did not prohibit Conference Illinois Conference his band members from smoking, drinking or taking drugs, but he WAGER ACCEPTS CALL encouraged them not to become TO LAKE UNION involved with these vices. REVOLVING FUND He said that two band members AT WORK IN ILLINOIS Wyman Wager, trust services had become alcoholics, and were Are your investments safe? director of the Michigan Con- fired. But Mr. Welk reinstated them As you anticipate the future, you ference, recently accepted the call when they overcame their habit. to head the will want your assets where they are Mr. Welk said, "I am so interested same depart- the most secure. The Bible says in in helping my friends, I'll do about ment in the Lake Matthew 6:19 and 20, "Lay not up for anything to help them give up these Union Confer- yourselves treasures upon earth, vices that are injurious to their ence. He has where moth and rust doth corrupt, health, and if this article helps served in the and where thieves break through young people, I'll be happy." trust services and steal: But lay up for yourselves That interview appeared in 1955 in department in treasures in heaven, ... " Listen magazine. Since then many Michigan for the If the Lord came tomorrow, we hundreds of people like Mr. Welk last seven years. would wish we had let Him have Wyman Wager have cooperated with Listen to bring Before that his everything we owned to be used in their stories to the youth of this 14 years of denominational His work. nation, showing them that you can employment included hospital To help the Lord's work, the have a good life, without tobacco, administration at Orlando, Florida; church has a plan whereby you can alcohol and drugs. Boulder, Colorado, and Loma Linda let the church use your money until Listen magazine is trying harder University hospitals. you need it, and at the same time than ever to bring before the Born and reared near Owosso, he earn interest. families and youth of today the attended Emmanuel Missionary The Lake Union Revolving Fund results of these harmful products, College. Elder Wyman counts loans, to churches or schools, and also the happiness one can Michigan his home. Here he spent monies sent to them as investments enjoy without them. 11 years in industry before by church members. The church or The editorial staff of Listen denominational employment. school is then charged a lower rate magazine can produce a quality At the union office he succeeds of interest. Thus, not as much of the magazine, but it is up to us to David Johnston who left February 20 members' contributions go to circulate it. In this way people like for service in the General lending organizations, but are Lawrence Welk can speak out to Conference trust department. returned to them as investors with those caught up in these vices and Wyman and his wife, Murna, will the Lord. say, "There is a better way, try it, and make a gradual transition to Berrien The Canton, Chicago Korean, and you'll see." Springs. Prairie View churches are some of Support Listen magazine and those which have borrowed from the send subscriptions today to Revolving Fund and paid back the schools, friends and the youth who loan already. World Church News need it most. Every Seventh-day Current users of revolving funds Adventist family should be receiving LISTEN MAGAZINE in Illinois include Bolingbrook, Listen, because Adventist schools Chicago Spanish North and NEEDS YOUR HELP and homes are not immune to some Danville. The South Suburban and In 1954 I interviewed Lawrence of these problems. Galesburg Church Schools are also Welk for Listen Magazine. He was Subscribe today to Listen, a receiving funding. But many more just starting to become known journal of better living. churches are waiting for funds. nationwide, and had been playing at Charles C. Case For more information, please the Venice Pier in Southern Health and Temperance Director write to the Lake Union Revolving California for about 20 years. Lake Union Conference

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