Alhambra January Meetings and I saw another angel fly in the midst of Heaven, having the everlasting (final) gospel to preach . . . on the earth . . . Seek Many for Preparation On January 5, Evangelist Fordyce Det- amore began his final series of evangelistic PACIFIC meetings in the Alhambra Church located UNION at 220 Chapel Avenue in Alhambra. The meetings will be conducted each evening, starting at 7:30, until January 25. Evangelist Detamore will be assisted by his wife, Pastor and Mrs. 0. H. Bent- zinger, Pastor and Mrs. G. D. Gunter, as NEWSPAPER Of THE SEVENTH•DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH IN ARIZONA•CALIFORNIA•HAWAII•NEVADA-UTAH well as some of the pastors from the Al- hambra area. VOL. 68 ANGWIN, CALIFORNIA, JANUARY 6, 1969 NO. 26 Each evening Evangelist :Detamore nar- rates and shows color motion pictures .of his travels around the world. that have become inadequate and build- It was significant, too, to note the great If you've missed hearing Evangelist ing church plants in new areas where our LOOKING BOTH WAYS IS decrease in smoking on the part of the Detamore in his previous campaigns in work is developing. Our literature evan- delegates—there were some smokers, but our conference, be sure to come out to NECESSARY FOR GROWTH gelists will move out into new areas to not nearly as many as in years past. Num- this last series. From Greek mythology comes the pic- enlarge their work which during 1968 bers who came by our exhibit mentioned S. A. YAKuSH, Director, ture of an imaginary animal with a head reached an all-time high of over $2,000,- they had quit smoking, and others were in Public Relations Dept. on each end so that it looks in any direc- 000 in sales. the process of trying to quit. One girl, who tion at the same time. In many respects To fulfill our responsibilities in 1969 taught school health, said to me, "I have we are like that animal in that we look will take the energies of all of us. quit this week—and I'm a mess!" She ap- backward and forward simultaneously. We are anxious to see all of our con- preciated some encouragement and inspir- At this season of the year it is only stituents fully involved in the work of the ing things to read. normal for us to view the "path over which church and experiencing the blessings that we have trod." Nineteen hundred sixty- come from supporting such an endeavor. Tobacco Industry eight has been an unusual year in many As this new year comes upon us and the The tobacco industry is afraid for the respects. Elder R. R. Bietz, who served as old year leaves, the Union staff of workers, future. I talked to a leading researcher president of this Union so effectively for together with those engaged in the work doing work for Philip Morris, and asked a number of years, accepted a new posi- in our conferences and institutions, join him, "Do you make available any results tion as chairman of the board of Loma in extending best wishes to the readers of of your research?" He replied, "Oh, no— Linda University and a vice-president of the PACIFIC UNION RECORDER. It is Our this is only internal." the General Conference. I was invited to prayer that 1969 will open up new areas fill the vacancy in the Pacific Union Con- of activity to us, and that we will all ex- I asked further, "What does your com- ference and consider it a great privilege perience to the fullest extent the blessings pany think of all this (the matter of smok- to be connected with the Pacific Union of the Lord that are bestowed so abun- ing and health)?" "Two things," he said. and to fellowship with its more than 100,- dantly upon us. "It is getting less and less of its profits 000 constituents. W. J. BLACKER, President, from tobacco; it is diversifying to protect Pacific Union Conference. its investment. And secondly, it keeps say- Anniversary Year ing, 'It just ain't so.' But"—and he moved The year 1968 was an anniversary year closer to me in a confidential tone—"on in that it marked 100 years of organized "Listen" Magazine Active this point they're whistling in the dark." activity in what we now know as the Pa- What an admission to make on the part cific Union Conference. Much has trans- in Anti-smoking Campaign of a tobacco research man! Fordyce Detamore pired during this century since Elders Among names in the news, John Banz- Listen is looking up. We are all happy J. N. Loughborough and D. T. Bourdeau haf has been appearing with amazing fre- to see it increasing in circulation. A letter arrived in San Francisco. Two senior col- quency the last few days. Pick up Adver- from our circulation manager notes an- leges have been established. One univer- tising Age—he's a major story on the front other dimension to Listen's ministry: "To- sity is now in operation which has ab- cover. All the tobacco journals talk about day we sent 500 Listen subscriptions to sorbed one of the colleges referred to. him, with fear of what he may do next. three men who are engaged in placing lit- Twenty-three academies are in operation The broadcasting trade magazines speak erature on ocean-going vessels." He also and numerous elementary schools func- with awe at what he has been able to do— reports that our churches are underwriting tion throughout the union conference. against all the giants (see Listen, July, Listens to be sent to Nepal where religious There are 13 medical institutions that 1968). Newspapers, radio stations, tele- subjects are forbidden but temperance is Evangelistic Series in Azusa Is minister to the needs of mankind and do vision stations—all know him well. welcomed with open arms. This is an Well Attended; Souls Won much to build up the image of the church. Now he has done it again! The U.S. opening door in difficult missionary areas. The D. D. Doleman Evangelistic Team A number of nursing schools are in op- Court of Appeals in Washington, D.C. We at Listen never rest in developing just recently completed a series of meet- eration. has ruled in his favor. It has handed down ings held at the Azusa Auditorium, Azusa. Four General Conference institutions the long-awaited decision upholding the good things to make the cause of better living more attractive and logical. The meetings began October 12 and were operate in this territory--Loma Linda Uni- requirement that all radio and television held Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Tues- FRANCIS A. SOPER, Editor, versity, the Pacific Press Publishing Asso- stations devote at least a third as much day evenings for six weeks, ending No- Listen Magazine. ciation, the Voice of Prophecy, and the time to anti-smoking messages as they use vember 24. West Coast Division of the General Con- for tobacco advertising. This means up- Taking into consideration the size of ference Insurance Service. There are well ward of $75,000,000 a year in free time. Elder Earl Amundson Is New the local congregation, the meetings were over 400 churches; many of these church Listen has actively supported this proj- Central Executive Secretary well attended. The series resulted in 11 congregations worship in new and beau- ect from the start. Our major story on it Recently the Executive Committee of baptisms and one taken in on profession tiful facilities. has been reprinted and forms a part of the Central California Conference gave of faith. All in all, we have much for which to Banzhaf's mailings to some 25,000 prom- One interesting and well-received fea- be grateful as we look back over the past inent people a month. We encourage our consideration to the post of executive sec- retary for the conference, and after due ture of the effort was the Inquirers' Class year, and recognize what we have today, people to co-operate with this project. which met Sabbath mornings from 9:30 both in, membership and physical facil- This year the annual Public Health consideration voted to invite Elder Earl Amundson to fill this position. to 10:45. The class was begun after the ities, following 100 years of activity. Association meeting was held in Detroit. lecture on the Sabbath question had been Here we had a Listen display, with a beau- Elder Amundson has been serving very Future presented. Evangelist Doleman directed tiful professional-looking backdrop, with effectively as Sabbath School secretary of the class. Most of the group then stayed Now we immediately look to the future the word Listen stamped in gold all over a the Northern California Conference for for the 11:00 o'clock service. arid realize that we must do everything brilliant blue field. The display itself at- the past few years. Prior to this responsi- Several of those who attended the meet- within our power to enlarge the work of tracted a great deal of attention, and when bility he served as pastor of churches in ings, but were not ready for baptism, have the church here in the territory that has sample copies of Listen were added, the Northern California, -Arizona, Indiana, been attending Sabbath School and church. been given to us. We have set our sights people flocked by. Minnesota, and Iowa. Others are also manifesting an interest on seeing 7,000 or more baptized into I was surprised by the number of peo- and Pastor Caesar Bufano is studying with church fellowship during 1969. During ple, especially teachers and school nurses, Elder Amundson is a man of stature them. We are praying and looking for- the year ahead, our educational facilities who were well acquainted with Listen. and completely dedicated to the work of ward to the time when these too will take will take on new and important aspects. This is a good result of years of effort in the church, and we feel confident he will their stand and be baptized. Our medical facilities will need to be putting Listen into high schools across the serve effectively and well as one of the enlarged in certain areas to meet the de- country. For its relatively small circulation administrative team in the Central Cali- ELLA SCHERER, PR Secy., mands placed upon them, and there will Listen is amazingly well known in many fornia Conference. Azusa Church. be the need for replacing church structures areas. W. J. BLACKER, President. (More Southern on page 3)

officers and the members of the church in Voice of Prophecy Radio Log "Liberty" Magazine Focus that area. Sundays unless otherwise noted. ail i,e)( Is Planned in Nevada-Utah * Although snow fell all day Thursday, Subject to change. Consult your local paper. December 19, the Salt Lake City Junior The important dates of January 11 --- ARIZONA --- Academy on an Ingathering field day re- POSTMASTER: All notices should be sent to through February 2, 1969 bring to the 930 9:00 a.m. ceived $200. Douglas KAPR PACIFIC UNION RECORDER, Box 36, Angwin, membership of the Nevada-Utah Confer- 10:00 a.m. Flagstaff KCLS 600 California 94508. ence challenge and opportunity as they Wed. KCLS 600 11:30 p.m. Globe (See Miami) accept the task of supporting the Liberty 8:30 p.m. EDITOR Herbert Ford magazine campaign. Kingman KAAA 1230 Miami KIKO 1340 9:30 a.m. MANAGING EDITOR Audrey Tapia "We as a people have not accomplished Nogales KFBR 1340 9:00 p.m. ASSISTANT EDITORS W. J. Blacker, KTAR 620 9:30 a.m. A. G. Munson, W. D. Walton the work which God has committed to us. Phoenix Prescott KYCA 1490 9:30 a.m. EDITORIAL ASSISTANT Ruth Wright We are not ready for the issue to which Show Low KVWM 970 2:30 p.m. the enforcement of the Sunday law will Sierra Vista KHFH 1420 9:30 a.m. PACIFIC UNION RECORDER, official organ bring us. It is our duty, as we see the Tucson KTUC 1400 9:00 a.m. of the Pacific Union Conference of Seventh-day signs of approaching peril, to arouse to Winslow KINO 1230 8:30 a.m. Adventists (Box 146), 1545 North Verdugo Road, 560 9:30 a.m. Glendale, California, is published weekly, fifty action. We are not doing the will of God Yuma KYUM issues a year, at Angwin, California. Second- if we sit in quietude, doing nothing to ---- CALIFORNIA --- class postage is paid at Angwin, California. preserve liberty of conscience." Testimo- Alturas KCNO 570 9:30 a.m. nies, Vol. 5, pages 713, 714. SUBSCRIPTION RATE: Two dollars per year. Angwin 7:00 p.m. We can and we must in 1969 stand in Sun.-Sat. KANG-FM 89.9 9:30 a.m. our places and do what we can to bring Apple Valley KAVR 960 ADDRESS CHANGES: Notify your church 8:30 a.m. Arroyo Grande KOAG 1280 clerk of any change or correction in your the issue of liberty and freedom of con- Bakersfield KPMC 1560 9:30 a.m. PACIFIC UNION RECORDER mailing address, science to the people in our commu- Bijou KOWL 1490 7:05 p.m. or if an address is to be deleted. Please take The Liberty Park church, located at 820 South Bishop KIBS 1230 8:30 a.m. nities. In proclaiming these great stand- care of these matters promptly, being sure to Third East in Salt Lake City, Utah, where the Brawley KROP 1300 9:00 a.m. ards where we live we are protecting our- give complete information including the old members have faithfully worked for 15 years Chico KPAY 1060 9:35 a.m. selves and our children as well as our and the new Zip Code numbers. without a pastor. Coalinga KOLI 1470 8:30 a.m. neighbors and friends against one of the Crescent City KPLY 1240 10:00 a.m. PACIFIC UNION CONFERENCE---W. J. Blacker, perils of the last days. El Centro KICO 1490 1:00 p.m. Officers' Meeting Held; Good Eureka KRED 1480 9:00 a.m. president; Alvin G. Munson, t-easurer; W. D. Banner Counsel Received by Leaders Fresno KEAP 980 9:00 a.m. Walton, secretary; (Box 146) 1545 North Fortuna KIXF 1280 9:30 a.m. Verdugo Road, Glendale, California 91209. "The banner of liberty is committed The newly-elected Sabbath School offi- Citrus 1-5173. cers, division leaders, and teachers for 1969 Hemet KHSJ 1320 9:30 a.m. to the hands of God's people today." Acts KHSJ-FM 105.5 9:30 a.m. ARIZONA CONFERENCE - John V. Stevens, of the Apostles, page 68. Let us not fail of the Las Vegas Tenth Street Church, King City (See Sa ita Cruz-KSCO) president; Orville 0. Butler, secretary-treas- to uphold this banner as long as God the Westside Church, and the Boulder Lake Tahoe KOWL 1490 7:05 p.m. urer; (Box 10097) 2601 East Thomas Road, Lancaster KAVL 610 9:30 a.m. Phoenix, Arizona 85016. Phone 277-5773. gives us the task. City Church met for an officers' meeting on Sabbath afternoon, December 14, at La Sierra-Sunday thru CENTRAL CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE Elmer By giving to the Religious Liberty of- Friday KSDA-FM 119.7 9:30 p.m. the Tenth Street church. Elder Clarence :39.7 4:30 p.m. R. Walde, president; M. C. Torkelsen, secre- fering on Sabbath, February 2, $1.00 for Saturday KSDA-FM tary; R. L. Stretter, treasurer; (Box 580) 1691 each subscription to the finest magazine in Kott, Pacific Union Conference Sabbath Loma Linda, Fri. KEMR-FM 38.3 6:30 p.m. 8:00 a.m. The Alameda, Son Jose, California 95106. its class, you may place in the hands of School secretary, was present and led out Lompoc KNEZ 960 Los Angeles KBIG 740 9:30 a.m. CYpress 7-1584. proper persons in your community that in the instruction and discussions. KGRB 900 10:00 a.m. HAWAIIAN MISSION-A. G. Streifling, presi- which will provide information and knowl- Strong emphasis was placed on the ad- KIEV 870 1:00 p.m. dent; Mun On Chang, secretary-treasurer; edge and hold back laws which will restrict visability of keeping in office a superin- Mendocino KMFB 520 9:00 a.m. (Box 4037, Zip Code 96812) 2258 Nuuanu tendent and division leaders, if they are Modesto KBEE 970 8:05 a.m. Ave., Honolulu, Hawaii 96817. Phone 64-436.1 or take away personal liberties. doing good work, for several years, and KBEE-FM 103.3 8:05 a.m. 10:30 a.m. NEVADA-UTAH CONFERENCE--D. E. Dirksen, Make a list of those persons who should thus developing a growing Sabbath School. Monterey KMBY-FM 96.9 -r presidentI Gerald Loshier-, secr6lory-irasUi-ert. have this valuable magazine. Place your Napa KVON 1440 7:00 a.m. Yearly changes are a major deterent to a KSFE 1340 8:30 a.m. (Box 1470) 1095 East Taylor Street, Reno, list and your check to cover the subscrip- Needles Nevada 89505. FAirview 2-6929, progressive Sabbath School. Palm Springs KDES 920 9:00 a.m. tions (at $1.00 each) to these individuals Paso Robles KPRL 1230 9:00 a.m. NORTHERN CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE-i "Small classes are the ideal and should in an envelope marked "Religious Liberty" be the goal of every Sabbath School, even Redding KQMS 1400 10:30 a.m. E. Chase, president; E. A. Schmidt, KEWB-FM 9;30 a.m. treasurer; Stuart Jayne, secretary; (Box 149) offering. under the most difficult circumstances," Riverside KPRO 1440 6:30 p.m. 1811 Eleventh Avenue, Oakland, California In this simple way you are doing God's Elder Kott stressed. "To develop interest Sacramento KCRA 1320 8;30 a.m. 94604. KEllog 4.1710. 12;30 a.m. will in holding aloft the banner of freedom in the lessons studied, to keep in touch (Mon. a.m.) KFBK 1530 SOUTHEASTERN CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE- and liberty of conscience in this wonderful with members who might be missing, and San Bernardino KRNO 1240 9:30 a.m. KDEO 910 5;30 a.m. J. W. Osborn, president; J. B. Bogle, treas-i. land. to interest new members, small classes of San Diego Melvin L Lukens, secretary; (Box 7584) KOGO 600 8;30 a.m. MRS. HAZEL DIRKSEN, Secy., 10 to 12 members are a necessity," it was 9717 Magnolia Avenue, Riverside, California, KOGO-FM 94.1 8:30 a.m. 7:30 p.m. 92503. Phone 689-1350. Religious Liberty Dept. pointed out. Mon.-Sat. KOGO-FM 94.1 Another item getting much attention San Francisco KNBR 680 9:30 a.m. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE-H. C. KNBR-FM 99.7 9:30 a.m. Retzer, president; Harold L. Calkins, execu- was the requisite of a monthly Sabbath Santa Barbara KDB 1490 9:00 a.m. tive secretary; Albert Hamra, treasurer; School Council meeting. "No Sabbath KDB-FM 93.7 9:00 a.m. (Box 969) 1535 East Chevy Chase Drive; School without a regular monthly Sab- Santa Cruz KSCO 1080 9;00 a.m. Glendale, California 91209. Citrus 3-6231; bath School Council meeting will achieve X SCO-FM 99.1 9;00 a.m. its heaven-appointed objective," was a San Luis Obispo (See Arroyo Grande) Wills, trust agreements, and annuities should Conference News Items Tell Seaside KMBY-FM 96.9 10:30 be made in favor of the legal association thought of importance. 9:00 Susanville KSUE 1240 a.m. rather than the conference. Write your con- of People and Ingathering 8:00 p.m. E. F. FINCK, Secretary, Tulare-Visalia KCOK 1270 ference secretary-treasurer for the exact name. * The Robert Boneys stopped by the of- Sabbath School Dept. Twentynine Palms KDHI 1250 9:30 a.m. fice Monday, December 23. Brother Bo- KDHI-FM 95.7 9:30 a.m. Ukiah KUKI 1400 ney, former publishing secretary for the Wasco, Sun.-Fri. KWSO 1050 10:30 Nevada-Utah Conference, is attending Saturday KWSO 1050 7:15 a.m. Andrews University. He is being spon- --- HAWAII --- sored by the Central California Conference and will be located there upon the com- Honolulu KIKI 830 9:30 a p.m. pletion of his two years at the university. KIKI 830 10:00 Maui (Makawao) KNUI 1310 7:00 a.m. Friday, January 10 Early in the fall Brother Boney conducted Angwin 5:08 Riverside 4:59 a very successful three-week evangelistic --- NEVADA ---- Chico 5:02 San Diego 5:01 effort in a nearby church at Portland, In- Elko KELK 1240 9:30 a.m. Eureka 5:08 San! Jose 5:09 Ely, Saturday KELY 1230 9:30 a.m. diana. Fresno 5:02 Phoenix 5:39 Fallon KVLV 980 9:30 a.m. Lodi Reno 4:55 Las Vegas KORK 1340 9:00 a.m. 5:04 * The six members in Ely, Nevada will Loma Linda 4:58 Salt Lake City 5:19 Reno KBET 1340 8:30 a.m. reach the $500 mark in Ingathering this KWNA 1400 9:30 a.m. Los Angeles 5:02 Hilo 5:59 year, reports Pastor Skip MacCarty. Winnemucca Oakland 5:09 Honolulu 6:07 --- UTAH --- _*---Literature evangelists, Claire Faust and Friday, January 17 Cedar City KSUB 590 9:30 p.m. John Creelman and their families, located 610 8:30 a.m. Angwin 5:14 Riverside 5:05 Logan KVNU at Salt Lake City, Utah, stopped at the Moab KURA 1450 8:00 a.m. Chico 5:09 San Diego 5:07 Ogden KLO 1430 8:30 a.m. Eureka 5:16 San Jose .5:15 conference office on their way to Christ- 5:08 Phoenix 5:45 Price KOAL 1230 8:30 a.m. Fresno mas visits and the colporteur institute Lodi 5:11 Reno 5:01 Mon.-Sat. KOAL 1230 7:00 p.m. which will be held at Rio Lindo Academy. 8:30 a.m. Loma Linda 5:04 Salt Lake City 5:27 The Monument Valley, Utah church where 42 per- Provo KOVO 960 They are enjoying their work and they sons have been baptized during the last few Richfield KSVC 980 8:30 a.m. Los Angeles 5:08 Hilo 6:03 Oakland 5:16 Honolulu 6:11 are greatly appreciated by the conference months. Salt Lake City KALL 910 8:30 a.m. 2 PACIFIC UNION RECORDER January 6, 1969 (Continued from Page 1) Three Trumpets," accompanied by the BIBLE CRUSADE MEETINGS Southern California band. The art department under the leader- READY MANY FOR BAPTISM Twenty-five Underprivileged ship of Mrs. Betty Clement, will have a Evangelist L. B. Baker of the Fifty- display and open house. Prize winning Fourth Street Church, and Associate Evan- Tots Enjoy Christmas Party works will be displayed as well as others. gelist Dennis T. Black, of the Berean This was no protest meeting, no sit-in, Another high light of the weekend will Church, with the faithful participation no burn-up, no break-out—just 25 under- be five La Sierra College students who and co-operation of their respective mem- privileged children, ages one to three, who will conduct the weekend services. These bers were able to baptize 85 persons at the had been brought by the Willowbrook students will share their living experience close of the recent Heralds of Bible Proph- Job Corporation of Compton to participate with Christ and their witnessing for Him ecy Crusade. A later baptism by both in an early Christmas Party sponsored by with the Newbury Park Academy stu- churches brought the number of converts the Alhambra Pathfinders. dents. to over 100. The Pathfinder boys and girls had spent Plan to be at Newbury Park Academy A great welfare program was carried Services for the deaf at Lynwood. In the front forth during the crusade as well as out- weeks soliciting a Christmas tree from the on January 18 for Vespers, Fellowship row, on the left, is Ofelia Sepulveda, teacher; local Boys Market, ice cream from the Hour and the evening band concert. Come next to her is her cousin, Sara Sepulveda. standing health lectures by Dr. Ruth J. Foremost Dairies, dozens and dozens of and see our youth in action. Temple and Dr. Ronald Lightbourne. Out- cookies from the Natural Food Pantry of DALE RHODES, Mexican Deaf Are Visitors; standing guest speakers Elders L. H. Bland Pasadena, stuffed animals from Mr. Nor- Instrumental Director. and W. W. Fordham, of the General Con- man Cantright of the R. Dakin Company, Services Are Translated ference, and Chief Rayong Maru from and pajamas donated at cost by Haag Borneo, aided in inspiring the large capac- Recently we were very pleased to have Brothers of Los Angeles. ity audiences. Dr. Edward Heppenstall to seven deaf Adventist visitors from Mexico Special help for the program was given at the services for the deaf at Lynwood. We praise God for His mighty blessings by Gene Parker of the Alhambra Type- Speak in Glendale Series They were from our Adventist School for in the saving of these precious souls as a result of this Bible Crusade. writer Company arid president-to-be of Beginning Wednesday evening, January the Deaf in Monterey, Mexico. the Alhambra Optimist Club, also Earle 8, 1969, at 7:30, Dr. Edward Heppenstall Miss Ofelia Sepulveda, who is not her- SUE CARTER, PR Secretary, Case, administrator of Garfield Hospital, will give a series of prayer meetings on self deaf, is the teacher of the deaf in the Fifty-Fourth Street Church. "Righteousness by Faith," at the Vallejo Monterey school. Sara Sepulveda, Ofelia's Drive Church. cousin, who lives in Whittier and is not an Loma Linda University Offers These Wednesday evening meetings Adventist, interpreted into English the conversation of her Mexican cousin. Series of Extension Courses will continue through. March 12, 1969. Watch your mail for a special letter "Perfection," "Righteousness, Relative or During the church service Elder Hardy spoke in English, and I interpreted for the from Loma Linda University. It will out- Absolute," are examples of these provoca- line a large series of extension courses that tive and inspiring meetings. Lynwood deaf members in sign language. At the same time, in the mothers' room, will be held in various places in the South- All are cordially invited to worship with Sara Sepulveda interpreted into Spanish ern California Conference. us on Wednesday evenings at the Vallejo to her cousin, Ofelia, who in turn used Courses will be given in Glendale, New- Drive Seventh-day Adventist Church, 300 Mexican signs to give the sermon to the bury Park, San Fernando Valley, and the Vallejo Drive, Glendale. other five deaf Mexican Adventists. White Memorial Medical Center. One JOHN PELT, JR., Pastor, JOHN ISSLER, may receive college credit for most of the Vallejo Drive Church. Associate Pastor, Lynwood. courses that are offered. Here is an opportunity for you to take Christmas party for underprivileged children. these courses that you have really wanted SANTA BARBARA HEALTH AND WELFARE CENTER OPENS close to home. and Ed Jasper from the Garfield Convales- S. A. YAKUSH, Director, cent Hospital, who presided as the Santa Ribbon-cutting ceremonies by Santa The Welfare Center consists of a work- Public Relations Dept. Claus. Barbara Mayor Don MacGilivray marked room, office, and storage areas and con- With the Hallmark Card Company do- the official opening of the Santa Barbara tains approximately 1,100 square feet. It nating wall plaques and puzzles, each child Health and Welfare Center. is part of the new multi-purpose building received a sack brimming full of assorted Representatives from the County Wel- which houses a gymnasium with stage, presents which were distributed by two fare Department, Civilian Defense, Visit- kitchen, Pathfinder Club Room, parlor, officers from the Alhambra Police Depart- ing Nurses' Association, Veterans Admin- two classrooms and rest rooms. ment, Robert Lund and Gary Huff. Fire- istration, Direct Relief and the public ERLING E. CALKINS, Pastor, . . . for man Bob Yellen, representing the Alham- schools were present. Santa Barbara Church. bra Unit, provided an additional civic touch. Christ's With the sirens and lights of the Fire Patrol, the uniformed officers escorting the Cause traditionally dressed Santa Claus, the min- gling of the happy Pathfinders with the 25 recipients, Sunday night, December 15, will be remembered for many years by both the Willowbrook underprivileged Go Ingathering and the Alhambra community, and the This Week Seventh-day Adventist Pathfinders. WALTER REA, Pastor, Alhambra.

Invitation Is Given to Enjoy Rescue Souls Varied Weekend Programs Down the Street The Newbury Park Academy Concert and Overseas Band will give its first concert of the year, 1969, on January 18, at 8 p.m. in the academy auditorium. The varied program promises to be a moving one, beginning with the Russian composer Shostakovich's "Finale from the Fifth Symphony" and concluding with Drinking has played its part in Amer- John Philip Sousa's ''Stars and Stripes ican Presidential inaugurals and recep- Forever." tions. It has made some of these dramatic Helen Scott, Diane Carlson and Candy and serious events a travesty and an em- Grogan will be featured on the piccolos. Assisting in ribbon-cutting ceremonies for the Santa Barbara Health and Welfare Center were: (I-r) barrassment. Elder J. Branson Chrispens, laymen's activities secretary, Southern California Conference; Elder Erling Jon Ruckle, Steven Pense and Charles E. Calkins, church pastor; Mrs. Lee Comeau, church health and welfare leader; and Mrs. Chester Meyer, Henry F. Unger—Listen, Adams will play a trumpet trio, "The welfare director of the Southern California Conference. January 1969

PACIFIC UNION RECORDER January 6, 1969 3 S. E. Literature Evangelists Faith for Today Faith for Today will move to a new Excel; Meetings Scheduled hour on Channel 13, Los Angeles, Jan- The achievements of our literature evan- uary 19. Presently heard at 9 p.m., it will move to the 10:30 hour on that date. gelists during 1968 have truly been monu- mental, with deliveries valued at nearly Be sure to notify your friends who are one-half million dollars. The truth con- presently enjoying the program and en- tained through the medium of the printed courage all others to begin watching if page has been circulated far and wide they have not known of the program be- throughout our conference. fore. As of this writing, more than 200 pre- C. ELWYN PLATNER. cious souls who have united with the church in 1968 trace their first contact with Adventism to a literature evangelist. Dr. Charles Wittschiebe to Many new sales innovations, along with Present Series on Marriage much prayer and dedication have contri- buted to this splendid increase. These in- "Christian Marriage—`Before' and 'Dur- novations will be on display at the Pub- ing'" is the title of the series of meetings lishing District meetings to be held early to be presented by Dr. Charles Wittschiebe in 1969. Colporteur Rally Sabbaths will at the San Bernardino Church at 918 N. The Adventist Boys' Choir of Southern California be observed on an area-wide basis as fol- Mountain View Avenue. lows: The Youth in Action Committee and the church have arranged with Andrews Adventist Boys' Choir Organized; Plans Told Imperial County January 25 University to present this timely series on Orange County March 8 the weekend of January 17 and 18. San Diego County March 29 Dr. Wittschiebe is a noted authority in The Adventist Boys' Choir of Southern the following officers: Claude Chan, M.D., Riverside-San Bernardino ....April 12 California, under the direction of Douglas president; Carlton Luthas, vice-president the field of love, courtship and marriage, Neslund, presented a sacred Christmas and board chairman; Alfred Gordon, To culminate each one of these meet- and is presently professor of pastoral care concert at the Seventh-day Adventist. D.D.S., vice-president; Ron Powell, vice- ings a soul-winning rally will be held at at the Seventh-day Adventist Theological Orange County Associated Youth meeting, president, Louetta Powell, treasurer, and the following churches Sabbath afternoon Seminary, Andrews University. December 21, in the Orangewood Audi- Connie Smith, secretary. at 3:30 p.m. torium, 13732 Clinton Avenue, Garden. The choir is now taking a limited num- El Centro Church Grove. ber of engagements and is planning a Anaheim Church It also presented several selections that spring tour which will take them to Pa- Paradise Valley Church morning during the worship service at the cific Union College, Walla Walla College Azure Hills Church Anaheim Church. The choir sang music and Seattle. Plan to attend the rally in your area. by Schubert, Brahms, and. Britten; also Up to this point the parents of the You will be glad you did. traditional carols. members have shouldered most of the ex- M. M. BAZZY, Secretary, The 31 choir boys, ranging in age from pense of getting the choir under way. Con- Publishing Department. 10 to 13 were selected from among nearly tributions received from concerts and other 400 boys auditioned in. Seventh-day Ad- independent contributions are helping to Christian Writers Plan 1969 ventist schools throughout the southland. pay for blazers and choir robes. It is also Program; Guidance Available Since June, when the choir was formed from these contributions that Neslund by Mr. Neslund, the boys have rehearsed hopes to finance the European tour. Under the leadership of Virginia E. intensively, both in regular rehearsals and As he looks to the future, Neslund Murray, president-elect of the Christian in a two-week choir camp to prepare for dreams of the day when he will be able to Writers' Association for La Sierra-River- the winter concert season. establish a school which will train youth side, preparations for 1969 are in full for such organizations as this as well as swing. Primary Goals students of other musical talents. Such a Robert J. Wieland, editor-writer and The primary goals of the choir are to school would be a valuable contribution first speaker in the new year, will discuss Dr. Charles Wittschiebe why much Christian writing is ineffective. initiate and promote musical education to the church and to society in general. Pastor Jaecks of the San Bernardino His talk is titled "To What Readership and to further Christian principles in C. ELWYN PLATNER, Director, Church stated, "I expect this series to be Motive Should Christian Writers Ap- young people. Its secondary goal is to offer Public Relations. one of the most thought-provoking that the Southern California a resident boys' choir peal?" Elder Wieland, pastor of the Ban- Youth in Action Committee has sponsored. maintaining the highest musical standards ning Church and author of the newly- I have heard Wittschiebe speak many printed book In Search of a Cross, will and repertoire. times. He knows how to relate practical show how published articles leave the The choir will undertake its first major Christian living to our day, and he knows reader with the thought, "what do I get tour, a trip to Europe, in June. To this how to speak to youth as well as adults." end the choir will be performing fre- out of this way of life? If I do as this arti- Including a question-and-answer period quently on the West Coast this season. cle suggests, will it bring me eternal life?" after each meeting the program will in- Mr. Neslund, son of Dr. and Mrs. Har- Invitation clude the following: old Neslund of Garden Grove, is a grad- Pastor Wieland will show writers how Friday evening—January 17-7:30 p.m. uate student of church music at the Uni- to appeal to reader motive far above ego- TOPIC—"YOUTH and the 'SEX' versity of Southern California. He is pres- centric thought and action. The public is REVOLUTION" ently studying under Dr. Charles Hirt, invited to hear Elder Wieland on Monday This meeting is especially planned for chairman of the Church Music Depart- youth, but will be helpful to those in- evening, January 13 at 7:30 in the confer- terested in youth. ment at University of Southern California ence room of the Loma Linda Foods Com- and minister of music at Hollywood Pres- (Nursery services provided during this The Family Religious Telecast pany on Pierce Street and to ask questions meeting for preschool children) byterian Church. He was graduated from after the talk. Sabbath morning—January 18-11:00 am. Orangewood Academy in 1957. Mrs. Murray, replacing Fred Edwardy, TOPIC—"ROMANCE—FROM EDEN?" Thirteen years ago, at the age of 12, the 1968 president, outlined the program 2:30 p.m. TOPIC—"CAN MARRIAGES BE Neslund heard a performance by the for 1969. The first hour will include les- HAPPIER?" Vienna Boys Choir at La. Sierra College sons on how to write the short story and —How to handle negative feelings, dis- and at that time expressed the desire to agreements or ever. arguments. the magazine article, with illustrative ex- —Can you love everybody? become a member of such an organization. amples and an opportunity to practice the 3:45 pm. TOPIC—"\4 HAT IS SEXUAL In the intervening year: he has dreamed theory. The second hour will be devoted MATURITY IN THE CHRIS- of how he could organize just such a group. to criticism of members' manuscripts. Of TIAN?" Calling upon friends in three general areas the 25 manuscripts heard during the asso- —if you are bothered by frankness do not come to this meeting. of the southland the choir has been ciation's first year, 12 were accepted and

formed. One-third of the members have With Pastor and Mrs. W. A. Fagal paid for by various Christian journals. "A This meeting is planned :for adults and come from each area which include Orange good percentage," commented Mrs. Mur- those approaching adulthood. Two separ- County, Loma Linda and the San Fer- Sunday, 9:00 P.M. ray. "Those who wish to learn to write ate programs will be held in the base- nando Valley. CD KCOP should come." ment of the church for those below the The organization has actually been ANNA EDWARDSON, high school age. formed into a non-profit corporation with Secretary. RUTH PURDY, PR Secretary. 4 PACIFIC UNION RECORDER January 6, 1969 Pine Springs Ranch to Host Fresno Area Youth Active in Many Witnessing Programs Proceeds of Wedgwood Trio the S. S. Officers' Institute An average of over 200 callers per week Program to Go to Missions The annual Sabbath School Officers have responded since Teen-Dial went into The Wedgwood Trio, a religious-folk Institute will be held at Pine Springs effect three weeks ago. The Greater Fresno music group since 1964, had their begin- Ranch, January 17-19. Area is now becoming aware of our youth ning in England at Newbold College. evangelism venture. Approximately 250 Elders G. R. Nash, General Confer- Since then they have made many appear- bumper stickers are advertising the youth ence Sabbath School secretary and Clar- ances in European countries and the program on Adventist automobiles through- ence Kott, Pacific Union Sabbath School United States. out the community. secretary, will be at the meeting for the The trio members are Bob Summerour, entire institute. Sabbath School superin- Business cards promoting Teen-Dial five-string banjo and guitar; Don Vollmer, tendents, secretaries and Investment lead- have been passed out by the thousands by guitar; and Jerry Hoyle, string bass. They ers are urged to attend. Lloyd and Kathy Emmerson, San Jose Central our youth endeavoring to get other teen- have been employed by the Los Angeles Church agers to call Teen-Dial. Articles have been Voice of Prophecy and have recorded with The program is designed to instruct and sent to the Fresno I3ee to put Teen-Dial Del Delker, VOP vocal soloist. inspire the Sabbath School leaders in their before the public. Spot announcements DATE: January 11, 1969, at 7:30 p.m. responsibilities throughout the year. Dem- have been given on local radio stations. PLACE: Bakersfield Academy Audi- onstrations will show new developments Central Youth Join Adults in Already some teen-agers have requested torium, 3333 Bernard St., Bakersfield. in Vacation Bible Schools and the Neigh- the 1968 Ingathering Effort the free Bible Study Guides for teens. ADMISSION: Reserved seats, $2.50; borhood Bible Club fellowship. These will be sent each week to those General seats, $1.50; and Student, $1.00. Ingathering a pleasure? Absolutely! The Book and Bible House and Sab- callers requesting them. Please pray for A light supper will be served at 6:00 Again and again our dear laymen relate bath School Supply will each have a dis- your youth as they venture in faith to up- p.m. experiences of real joy and blessing. How play for those who need new supplies. lift Christ to the younger generation. This program is sponsored by the Kern inspiring it is to read them. And how Each church is urged to send its Sabbath * * * Chapter of Women's Auxiliary to the School officers as delegates for this im- heaven must be pleased as our people Alumni Association of Loma Linda Uni- portant meeting. The program begins at throughout Central join the thousands of Each Sabbath afternoon at 3 o'clock a versity. All proceeds to be contributed to- 7:30 Friday evening and closes at noon their brethren in this annual crusade for faithful group of teen-agers can be found ward medical missionary equipment for on Sunday. souls and sustenance! at Hy-Papa, a convalescent home in Dr. Reginald Rice in Sabah, Malaysia and Fresno. Youth participation varies from 20 KENNETH H. LIVESAY, Secretary, A special thank you to all of our youth Dr. Stephen Youngberg's orphanage in to 25 with our highest being 40 on one Sabbath School Department. who so faithfully shared in this grand en- Honduras. deavor. Typical of the many are the two Sabbath. Many of the patients eagerly MRS. WILLIAM E. GULLETT, JR. pictured, Lloyd and Kathy Emmerson of await the message in song brought to them PAUL HARVEY READS BIBLE the San Jose Central Church. In one short by your young people. Some patients join in singing with the youth the old familiar Exeter Spanish Church Enjoys STORIES ON COLOR TELECAST evening Lloyd gathered $29.11, and Kathy Working for Investment Goal $28.21! hymns of long ago. Ileaven seems near to Would you like to see Paul Harvey, these dear ones as gospel music fills the It was with great pleasure and en- In all our church areas let us spend the the famous American news commentator, corridors of the hospital each Sabbath thusiasm that young and old alike went extra effort and time to be sure every home tell your favorite Bible story? afternoon. about, in their own way, earning what is contacted before we close the book on * * * they could for Investment. No, it doesn't mean that you will have another successful Ingathering program in Children did without candy and gum, a to go to some large auditorium and watch Central California. During the month of October the through opera glasses. Greater Fresno Youth Association con- great sacrifice to them, and adults col- B. W. MATTISON, Secretary, ducted the Sunday worship services at the lected bottles and other articles to sell. Now people in the San Diego area will Lay Aotivities Department. Each had only one desire in mind, and be able to see him every Sunday for 13 Madera Juvenile Hall. It was thrilling to see our youth witnessing for God. Each that was to return to God just a small por- weeks beginning January 5, at 9:30 a.m. tion of what He has given to them so that on KOGO-TV, Channel 10. Adventist youth who helped in these serv- ices testified as to what Jesus meant to others may learn about this great truth As a public service the station manage- them. Those participating included Wayne that we so love. ment will use this series of half-hour pro- Duarte, Ron Root, Jim Schooley, Mari- It was with rejoicing in our hearts that grams being provided by the Home Health lyn Odell, Kathy Kennett, and Steve Bau- we were able to send the sum of $91.60 Education Service. Harvey actually will be tista. Special music was provided by from the Exeter Spanish Church to be reading from The Bible Story volumes Wayne, Ron and Jim. Wayne and Ron used in the Lord's work. written by Arthur S. Maxwell. sang their own compositions, "Teen-age We have been blessed as a church here Produced in color, the programs actually MBA Senior Receives Books as Prayer" and "Your Saviour's Coming in Exeter. Please keep praying that we include filmed sequences showing the art- Soon." will continue to grow and help others. Central's Winner of Contest E. V. COLLINS, Pastor. work in the books. The purpose of these The subjects covered during these week- programs is to inspire youth with the beau- Danny Johnson, Monterey Bay Acad- ends were: "You Can Be What You Want tiful old Bible stories narrated and illus- emy senior, was the proud and happy to Be, If You Want to Bad Enough"; trated in a thrilling new and living man- Central California Conference winner of "Christianity, the Only Way"; and "The ner. the contest sponsored by the Pacific Press, Signs of Jesus' Coming." "What the 'Conflict of the Ages' series Viewers in the San Diego area will want At the Madera Juvenile Hall the seeds means to me." This could mean a free to notify their friends and neighbors of of truth have been sown. We pray that trip to the World Youth Congress in this new dimension in television viewing. God will water and germinate that seed Zurich. M. M. BAZZY, into fruition. It is our fervent hope that Although all entries made fine state- Publishing Secretary. we might meet some of these young people ments, Danny did exceptionally well and SOUTHEASTERN SOUTHEASTERN 'SOUTHEASTERN SOUTHEASTERN in God's eternal kingdom as a result of our we are sure, in the final judging of all youth in action at Juvenile Hall. entries, that he will rate high on the list. * * * The Pacific Press will make known the Central California Conference Grand Prize winner in a few weeks. Early last month an appeal was re- Camp Meeting ceived from Brother Claude Wilson, an Exeter Spanish Church, with Pastor E. V. Collins, second from the left. Perhaps Danny will not win the cov- arthritic of the Fresno Central Church, LOCATION: Soquel, California eted trip to Zurich, but he is not a loser. for assistance in moving him from his How you meet challenge and accept op- DATES: June 19-28, 1969 In a recent chapel period at Monterey former home to a new location. The Bay Academy, it was a pleasure to present portunity will be determined to a great ARRANGEMENTS: Greater Fresno Youth Association accepted extent by your own attitude—how you meet to him the gift from the Pacific Press, the the challenge and responded by sending (1) Constituent members of the Central new "Conflict of the Ages." In addition, and accept your fellow men, family, friends, California Conference may make him Dick Goertz, Dave Marson, Jack Tol- co-workers, strangers. reservations on or after March 1, the MV Department presented him Pier- mosoff, Curtis Tarasen, Gary Withrow, Patricia Kinnarnan—Listen, 1969. (Correspondence bearing an son's 501 Ilustrations. Both gifts were and Pastor Paul Schmidt. Brother Wilson's earlier postmark cannot be hon- well earned and appreciated by our con- January 1969 ored.) Reservation cards will be furniture and belongings were moved in available in the churches the latter ference winner. just a matter of a few hours. How gratify- part of February, 1969. We urge all youth to read these books ing it was to be a part of helping someone ADVERTISERS, PLEASE NOTE: All (2) Constituents of other conferences from the Pen of Inspiration, for as Danny in need. "Inasmuch as ye have done it advertisements in the RECORDER must be may make reservations on or after said in his statement, "The 'Conflict of the unto the least of these My brethren, ye cleared in writing by the pastor of the May 1, 1969. Ages' has caused the Bible to have a deeper have done it unto Me." church the advertiser attends. Advertise- PHILIP B. KNOCHE, Chairman, meaning in my life." ments without such clearance will not be Locating Committee. PAUL W. SCHMIDT, Youth Co-ordinator, accepted by the REcoRDEL—The Editor. W. C. DE HAVEN, Youth Director. Greater Fresno Youth Association. PACIFIC UNION RECORDER January 6, 1969 5 Guild of Organists. He is presently serving James Lang, SA Student, to as organist of the First Baptist Church, Carmichael, California, and is active in Give Chico Organ Recital the musical activities of the academy as James D. Lang, a sophomore at Sacra- the accompanist for the Sacramento Acad- mento Academy and member of Carmi- emy Choir. chael Seventh-day Adventist Church, will C. NORMAN FARLEY, Bible Instructor, be presented in organ recital at the First Sacramento Academy. Christian Church, 295 East Washington, Chico, California on Sunday evening, Jan- uary 12, 1969 at 7:30. IT IS WRITTEN Jim, who is 15 years of age, is a student of G. Leland Ralph of Sacramento. He Elder George Vandeman has been presented in recital in several California churches, and is a member of will make two personal appearances in the the Sacramento chapter of the American Bay Area.

OAKLAND Sabbath afternoon, January 25, at 3:00 Oakland Auditorium, Theater Elder H. M. S. Richards, Jr. 10 - 10th Street Elder George Vandeman VOP Group Tells of Recent SAN JOSE Week of January 11-18 Puts Trip in Northern Meetings Saturday evening, January 25, at 7:30 Santa Clara County Fair Grounds Pavilion Focus on Religious Liberty H. M. S. Richards, Jr., radio personal- Tully Road, San Jose ity, and the international Voice of Proph- A "Religious Liberty Emphasis Week" ecy Quartet will appear In the Eureka- Beginning Sunday evening, December will begin on Sabbath, January 11, at 11:00 Fortuna area soon. The group has just re- 29, 9:00 on KUDO, Channel 38, It is a.m. worship services. turned from a six-week tour of the Far Written will be seen for 52 weeks. The special week, according to Elder East, with stops at Seoul, Korea, Osaka, W. B. Bristow, public affairs director, will Also, beginning Sunday morning, Jan- Japan, Okinawa, Taiwan, Hong Kong, be directed toward "reawakening in the uary 26, beginning at 9:30 on KBHK, Manila, Saigon, Bangkok, Penang, and minds of our church members the pre- Channel 44, It Is Written will be seen for Indonesia. The quartet sang in the native cious, even priceless, guarantees of reli- James D. Lang 52 weeks. tongues in most of these countries. Known gious liberty which, under God, every in each area through the Voice of Proph- American enjoys." ecy radio program, they sang and spoke At the conclusion of the special week, on radio and made personal TV appear- on January 18, said Elder Bristow, a spe- ances in Tokyo with a potential 60 million COMING TO CRESCENT CITY cial service to promote the principles of listeners. religious liberty among all Americans will be held, and an offering will be received. During this special emphasis week, we Christ for the World are inviting all persons who are concerned that America's traditional concepts of reli- Evangelistic Crusade gious liberty shall continue to exist to share with us a dedication to the following ecumenical statement regarding this vital ,PagiNemogn.e. area of our nation's welfare," said Elder Area meetings are arranged at the Eu- January 11 through February 1 Bristow. reka High School Auditorium for Friday Nightly "The Declaration of Religious Liberty evening, January 17, at 7:30 and Sab- principles reads: bath afternoon and evening, January 18, "I. We believe in religious liberty, and at 3:00 and 7:30. The group will also Main Pavilion hold that this God-given right is exercised at its best when there is separation between appear at the Fortuna Seventh-day Ad- Del Norte County Fairgrounds church and state. ventist Church at 11:00 a.m. Sabbath, "2. We believe in civil government as di- January 18. vinely ordained to protect men in the en- These public appearances are sponsored joyment of their natural rights, and to rule in civil things; and that in this realm it is by the Seventh-day Adventist churches A Rare Treat in entitled to the respectful 2.nd willing obedi- of Crescent City, Francis Ruddle, pastor; ence of all. Eureka, A. W. Winkle, pastor; Arcata, R. "3. We believe in the ir•dividual's natural * MUSIC and inalienable right to freedom of con- Tilstra, pastor; and Fortuna, B. Babienco, science: to worship or not to worship; to pastor. profess, to practice, and to promulgate his H. M. S. Richards, Jr. will speak at all religious beliefs, or to change them accord- services, and the quartet, Bob Edwards, * WORLD TRAVEL MOVIES ing to his conscience or opinions, holding that these are the essence of religious liberty; Jim McClintock, Jack Veazey, and Jerry but that in the exercise of this right he Patton, will bring music and inspiration as * CAPTIVATING PROGRAM should respect the equivalent rights of others. they report on their recent tour to the Far "4. We believe that all legislation and East. other governmental acts which unite church and state are subversive of human rights, All meetings are open to the public and potentially persecuting in character, and op- admission is free. You are invited •to come posed to the best interests of church and and hear this unusual group. state; and therefore, that it is not within the W. B. BrusTow, Director, province of human government to enact such legislation or perform such acts. Public Affairs. "5. We believe it is our duty to use every lawful and honorable means to prevent the enactment of legislation which tends to unite church and state, and to oppose every move- ment toward such union, that all may enjoy the inestimable blessings of religious liberty. "6. We believe that these liberties arc em- braced in the golden rule, which teaches that a man should do to others as lie would have others do to him."

All changes of address for the RECORDER are handled by your local church clerk. If you desire a change in the mailing of the Clifton Walter Monty Jones RECORDER, contact the church clerk. Your Evangelist Singing Evangelist request will be handled promptly. The King's Heralds Quartet

6 PACIFIC UNION RECORDER January 6, 1969 CUCKOO CLOCKS with music or quail, hand LONG-Robert L. Long was born Dec. 20, Arizona Plans to Give Key Tempe to Host State-wide carved by skilled woodworkers of Black For- 1880 in Dunlap, Kan.; died Nov. 25, 1968 in est, direct from supplier, abroad (allow 4-6 National City, Calif. People "Liberty" Magazine Pathfinder Leaders' Course weeks). One bird, five leaves, 10"-$16.95; three birds, seven leaves, 16"-$24.95; three COOPER-Fred Milton Cooper was born Nov. His name is not Patrick Henry. He is A state-wide Pathfinder Leaders Train- birds, seven leaves, 12" (musical) - $32.95. 28, 1883 in Neb.; died Dec. 9, 1,968 in Stock- ing Course will be held in Tempe on Send check or money order to: Johannes ton, Calif. and Frances Pope of Auburn, the Honorable John Doe. He is a thought Koehn, 1123 W. Stewart, Puyallup, Wash. January 18 and 19. The morning meeting Wash.; 5 grandchildren, and 6 great-grand- leader and a community-spirited man. He 98371. works long hours. Dedication is his mid- for Sabbath School and church will be in children. the Tempe church; the rest of the meet- dle name. By virtue of his efforts and DIRECTOR OF NURSES - Opening for 58-bed ings will be in the Tempe school, 630 W. FLEsnmAN - Mrs. Tressie Ilo Fleshman was achievements, he is in a precarious posi- acute general hospital, Torrance, Calif. area. born July 16, 1891 in Vearing, Iowa; died tion. Decisions that he makes will ma- 17th Place. Previous supervisory experience required. Nov. 25, 1968 at Orange, Calif. Survivors: terially and socially affect the lives of Elder Harry Garlick, associate MV Apply by writing Box 4606, Carson, Calif. her husband, Charles; 2 daughters, Mrs. 90744, or call (213) 835-7141. many around him. He may be a judge, an leader for the Pacific Union Conference, Charles Duffield and Mrs. R. 0. Igham; 2 will be here to lead out in the program. sisters, Mrs. Minnie Ingraham and Mrs. Ce- elected official serving a segment of soci- leste Mayttim; 1 brother, Charles Ray Sapp; ety, or a civic leader. He needs Liberty. It is hoped that directors, deputy directors, FOR SALE-Battle Creek Thermophores. Moist 6 grandchildren; and 3 great-grandchildren. and adult staff members will attend. heat for arthritis, neuritis, chest congestion, Her name is Mary. She is a school At the Sunday morning meeting the flu, sprains, strains, circulatory ailments, and teacher. Day by day she molds the impres- other afflictions respond amazingly to these LENZ-William Elmer Lenz was born Dec. annual Pathfinder Fair that is scheduled 31, 1893 in Anaheim, Calif.; died Dec. 6, sionable minds of young people in her convenient treatments. Patient snaps the for sometime in May will be discussed, switch and self-treatment achieved instantly. 1968 in Anaheim, Calif. Survivors: his wife, classroom. She has many advantages over with the various activities that the young- We also carry bed warmers. Elder L. V. Fin- Gladys; 4 daughters, Evelyn Thomas, Clarice mothers. "The hand that rocks the cradle sters will be participating in at the fair. ster, 3893 Stotts St., Riverside, Calif. 92503. Murray, Wilma Schlund, and Doreen Dewey; 3 sons, Earl, Harold, and Forest; 1 sister, Mrs. rules the world," has been true in the "It is possible for every club to be a past, but most of the cradle-rocking is done Betty Billings; 4 brothers, Otto, Herman, first-place winner, under the point system Albert, and Ted; 21 grandchildren and 10 today by babysitters. The school teacher that is used," states Elder Ed Clifford, MV OBITUARIES great-grandchildren. has more opportunity to train children than director for Arizona. today's working mother. The teacher needs PR DEPARTMENT. LEwis-Madge Mae Lewis was born June 8, to be informed on church-state issues in TURNER-Elder John Walter Turner was born 1894 in Canada; died Oct. 14, 1968 in Ana- order to rightly influence the youth of in Bryant, Colorado, on October 26, 1892. He heim, Calif. Survivors: I son, Arnold; and 1 today's generation. She needs Liberty. quietly passed to his rest in his home at Lister, Helen Brownlee. Loma Linda, Saturday, December 21. Momentous Time .A.civertisernent He leaves to mourn his death his wife, SKINNER-Ethel Wright Skinner was born in Alice; two children, Charlotte Opal of Loma New Helen, Neb. on March 22, 1887; died, Seventh-day Adventists are preparing Linda, Eugene of Kilgore, Texas; two sisters, Alameda, Calif., Dec. 17, 1968. She is survived for the most momentous time in the his- Nellie Bowen of Mountain View, California, by 5 children, 4 grandchildren, and 13 great- Advertising is limited to Seventh-day Adventists and Martha Lovell of Glendale, California; gra ndch i Id ren. tory of this planet. We stand in need of except where a service may be rendered to our two brothers, Edward of Yuma, Colorado, being alert and understanding the events members. Complete information as to admissible and Fred of Bend, Oregon; two grandchil- WILLIAMSON-Harry Banks Williamson was transpiring before our eyes. Only informed, advertising may be secured from your local con- dren, James and John Turner, and a host of born March 18, 1879 in Crooks County, Kan.; dedicated people are in a position to face ference office through which all advertising must other relatives and friends. died Dec. 16, 1968 in San Bernardino, Calif. be submitted. It is understood that the Recorder Survivors: his wife, Minnie; a stepson, Roy the issues and enable others to do like- can assume no responsibility for advertisements At an early age, Elder Turner was bap- wise. You need Liberty. tized into the Seventh-day Adventist Church. H. Watson; a brother, Ed Dowey; and 1 appearing in these columns. Advertisements are grandson. accepted for one insertion only and printed as He received his education at Campion Acad- January is Liberty month in all the space permits. Rate $5.00 for fifty words or less. emy, Loveland, Colorado, and at Union Col- world. It is Liberty month in Arizona. It Cash must accompany the advertisement. lege, Lincoln, Nebraska. He entered the min- Roos-Dr. Victor Otto Roos was born Oct. 6, is Liberty month in your church. And most istry in the Colorado Conference at the early 1891 in Dunbar, Neb.; died June 29, 1968 in age of 19. Redlands, Calif. Survivors: Isis wife, Florence; important, it is Liberty month for you. Room FOR RENT in Santa Rosa. Congenial, elderly lady would like lady roomer. Kitchen The greater part of his ministerial life 1 daughter, Mrs. Shirley Robbins; 2 sons, This month we are seeking to raise suffi- privileges. Close to business district and was spent in church administration. He served Fred and Victor, Jr., and a sister, Mrs. Ona cient subscriptions to put into the hands church. Write: Mrs. Marie Niemand, 105 as president of the following conferences: Hoa tson. of key people in our state. It will take some Steiner Ct., Santa Rosa, Calif. 95404. Phone: Wyoming Mission, Western Slope Colorado, --- 8,000 subscriptions to achieve this. Aren't (707) 545-3740. Montana, Idaho, Missouri, and Southwestern HunsoN-FIEwirr - Etta Hudson-Hewitt was Union. He retired in 1953 and moved to born Feb. 13, 1891 in Jasper, Ark.; died Dec. you glad that you will help? I am. Now OPEN.-American River Guest Ranch. Loma Linda where he resided until the day 6, 1968 in Loma Linda, Calif. Survivors: a JOHN V. STEVENS, Secretary, Luxurious permanent residence in Northern of his rather sudden death. daughter, Erva Jewell Barber; a sister, Mrs. California. Retired ambulatory guests, ladies Vesta Burden; and 4 brothers, Otis, Roy, Ray, Funeral services were held in the Loma Religious Liberty Dept. and gentlemen. Well-equipped building on and Earl Hudson. Linda Hill Church on Tuesday, December spacious 3 acres. Private and semi-private 24. Ministers in charge of the services were rooms. Excellent food and 24-hour care. For MARTIN-John Martin was born March 2, Elders H. M. S. Richards, Sr., R. R. Bietz, reservations call (916) 487-9094 or 483-8081, 1872; died Dec. 10, 1968 in Loma Linda, and W. K. Chapman. or write: 4533 Pasadena Ave., Sacramento Calif. Survivors: his wife, Eunice; 2 brothers; 95821. R. R. BIETZ, Vice-President, 2 sons; 6 grandchildren; 15 great-grandchil- General Conference. dren; and 4 great-great-grandchildren. WANTED-A missionary-minded retired Eng- DALE-Lester Claire- Dale was born Aug. 24, Elder Sam Weiss Will Hold a lish teacher to lead out in the Special Eng- FRENCH-William Robert French was born in 1890 in Elwood, Neb.; died Nov. 4, 1968 in Series for Spanish in March lish program being carried on at Mauna Loa Cedar Grove, Tex., Feb., 24, 1881; died Dec. Loma Linda, Calif. Survivors: his wife, Myr- School in Hilo, Hawaii. Salary is adequate 6, 1968 at Boulder City, Nev. A member of tle; a daughter, Marguerite Rathbun; a Elder Sam Weiss, Southern California for person with Social Security and/or sus- the first graduating class at Keene, Texas, he grandson, Dale Rathbun; 1 sister, Mrs. Grace conference co-ordinator of evangelism for tentation. Write to: School Board Chairman, began his ministry in Keene in 1904. He was Sturm; other relatives and a host of friends. Mauna Loa School, 172 Kapiolani Street, Spanish-speaking churches, has been in a minister and Bible teacher in several Ad- ---- Hilo, Hawaii 96720. ventist colleges. He served one term as a TORKELSEN - Leland Albion Torkelsen was Arizona recently laying the groundwork missionary in India. Survivors include: his born July 27, 1898 in Ruthven, Iowa; died in each of the churches in preparation for FOR SALE-A beautifully prepared home site wife, Nettie; a son, Dr. James B. French; a Dec. 4, 1968 in San Jose, Calif. He is survived a series of evangelistic meetings among our with a large spring and creek 2 miles from daughter, Mrs. Mary Douglas; 2 sisters, Ben- by his wife, Goldie; 3 sons, L. Dean, of the Spanish-speaking people some time in the coast, 10-min. drive to town, with all nie McDonald and Ethel Anderson; 10 grand- Pacific Union College Bindery; Max C., pres- conveniences, garden, good road, and SDA children; 8 great-grandchildren. ident of the Central California Conference; March. neighbors, school and church, Safeway store, and Arlee J., of Fresno Union Academy; and Brother Carlos Montana of the Tucson etc. Write to W. Hoagland, P.O. Box 213, 1 sister, Mrs. Harry Johnson. PATTINI-Agnes Helen Pattini was horn on Spanish Church and Brother Arthur Mi- Fort Bragg, Calif. 95437. March 17, 1882 at Benicia, Calif.; died in THOMPSON - Nora- L. Thompson was born chel of the Phoenix Spanish Church look Sept. of 1968 at Angwin, Calif. She is sur- Sept. 4, 1894 in Middletown, Ohio; died Nov. forward to this series of meetings, also, for LEASE OR Buy-Ultrasonic Intrusion Detec- vived by 3 daughters, Miss Clara Belle Pat- 21, 1968 in San Jose, Calif. She is survived the good instruction they will receive from prices. Low-cost leasing on all capital equip- tini of Angwin; Mrs. Olga Robinson and Mrs. by an only daughter, Mrs. Joan Vander Mei, ment-full line insurance agency and finance Elder Weiss. Helen Bartels of Oakland; 3 grandchildren and 1 grandson. company. Call or write: Bob New, Inc., 736 and a host of friends. ---- Elder Weiss has had many years' expe- N. Glendale Ave., Glendale, Calif. 91206; HunsoN-John Edgar Hudson was born Feb. phone (213) 245-7716. 12, 1887 in Walla Walla, \Vasil.; died Dec. 7, rience conducting evangelistic meetings AHL-Edna M. Ahl was born on Dec. 2, 1884 1968 in Fresno, Calif. Surviving are Isis wife, and raising up churches among our Span- ---- in Brockport, N.Y.; died on Nov. 27, 1968 in LEA:E OR BUY-Ultrasonic Intrusion Detec- 1 son and 1 daughter, residing in Fresno. ish-speaking people. It has been many Fortuna, Calif. She is survived by her hus- tion systems. Burglary, robbery and fire band, John; 3 sons, Leonard F. of Wood years since we have had access to a man JENKINS - Elijah 'Walter Jenkins was born alarms for church, business and residence. Ridge, N.J.; Harry E. of Mill Valley, Calif.; of Elder Weiss's experience. We are look- Eight years' police experience in burglary Sept. 8, 1893 in Rising Fawn, Ga.; died in Wm. H. of Whittier, Calif.; 1 daughter, Edna Fresno, Calif. on Nov. 21, 1968. Surviving are ing forward to many souls being won as a and theft prevention. Adventist owned and G. Perkins, Winston, Ore.; 7 grandchildren, 1 son and 1 daughter living in Fresno. result of this evangelistic crusade. operated. Call or write: Kristian Enterprises, and 8 great-grandchildren, nieces and neph- P.O. Box 6277, Glendale, Calif. 91205; or ews. Members in both churches are now busy phone (213) 247-1200. LARTZ-Carolyn Jones Lartz was born Jan. 7, passing out copies of El Centinela in the 1880 in Forestville, Wis.; died Dec. 10, 1968 FURNITURE, carpets, drapes and upholstering BEARDEN - Omer Adair Bearden was born in Fresno, Calif. One daughter survives her. areas where the meetings will be held. at a reasonable price for SDA's. We'll show July 22, 1907 in Bonham, Tex.; died Nov. 12, Your prayers are needed for this program picture slides of free samples in your own 1968 in Blythe, Calif. Survivors: Isis wife, OBLANDER-Ray Boss- °blander was born May home. Free delivery in San Francisco Bay Elma; his mother, Bertha; 4 sisters; 1 22, 1912 in Hooker, Okla.; died in Fresno, that is just now starting. Area. Twelve years in same location. Ask for brother; 2 daughters, Phyllis and Dortha; Calif. on Nov. 15, 1968. He is survived by his PR DEPARTMENT. Tom at (415) 782-8500 or (415) 351-8524. and 2 sons, James and David. wife, I son, and 1 daughter. PACIFIC UNION RECORDER January 6, 1969 7

Employees Busy Baking for College and the Community POINT THE WAY TO YOUR CHURCH PACIFIC UNION COLLEGE The Pacific Union College Bakery pro- duces up to 1,400 loaves of bread every day, reports J. Harvey Culbertson, man- ager. In addition to bread-making, the bakery makes seven kinds of cakes, several Sears Roebuck Foundation Jon Robertson Is Featured in varieties of pies, and a variety of rolls and Candlelight Concert, Jan. 12 sweet breads. Gives Monetary Gift to PUC A Candlelight Concert for January 12 Thirty students, or student wives, are Pacific Union College has received a at 8:00 p.m. in Paulin Hall will feature employed in the bakery section of the Col- gift of $1,300 from the Sears Roebuck Jon Robertson, pianist, of Oakwood Col- lege Mercantile. Mrs. Virginia Coffman With Church Roadside Signs Foundation in its continuing program of lege, Alabama. is a full-time supervisor of services, and aid to privately-supported colleges and Mr. Robertson will present several piano Ronald P. Gordon is assistant to Mr. Cul- Useful sizes — All in universities. numbers and will be accompanied by the bertson. Unrestricted grants totaling $1 million Pacific Union College String Quartet in An especially busy season for the bakery "SCOTCH LITE" two numbers, reports Dr. George Wargo, crew was necessary because of the in- 1 were made in December by the founda- chairman of the department. creased demand for the wheat breads, and Visible by night as well as by day. tion, of which $67,500 was earmarked for The Scotchlite signs bear a round- 32 participating institutions. The pianist was a child prodigy under the fruit cakes that were made during De- cember. the-clock witness to the presence of In addition to its direct-grant program, the tutelage of Madam Ethel Leginska. your church in the community. College bakery products are sold in sev- At the age of 9 he appeared as soloist with 1. Inner-city directional sign (above) Sears Roebuck Foundation also invested eral Napa Valley stores, and are in demand nearly $900,000 in a variety of scholar- the Glendale Symphony Orchestra. The 171/2" x 15" — ;12.50 following year he made his New York in more outlets as soon as facilities are ships and other types of educational pro- increased so that the bakery cars produce 2. City size (below) 22" x 30" -- grams, bringing its total aid to higher Town Hall debut. Since that time he has $18.95 given major concerts in many cities. more. education to approximately $1.9 million 3. Highway size — vertical (below) for the current fiscal year. It is expected that many visitors will 35" x 48" — $28.95 wish to come to Pacific Union College to Industrial Arts Visitors to Be This year's check was presented to hear Jon Robertson in this, the third 4. Jumbo road sign — horizontal President Floyd 0. Rittenhouse and Dean on the Campus January 10 (below) 5' x 10' — Available by Candlelight Concert of the current school John W. Cassell, Jr., by William H. The California Council on Industrial special order year. Eaton, Sears store manager in Santa Rosa, Arts Teacher Education will be guests of at a special meeting of the Management the Pacific Union College industrial educa- LET THE SIGNS DO THIS FOR YOU: Council in the President's office. tion department on Friday, January 10. Coming Events This will be the first part of a two-day • Point the location of your January 11— mid-winter meeting of the council with church. Husband, Wife Join Staff in Don Cooper: "Canadian West" representatives present from each of the Biology, Nursing Education 6:45 & 8:45 p.m., Irwin Hall 10 state colleges, the State Department of • Let travelers know that it exists. Dr. and Mrs. Terrence Trivett, of Port- January 12— Education and the Napa-Solano Chapter Candlelight Concert: of the California Industrial Education land, Oregon, have joined the teaching Jon Robertson, pianist • Identify it as Part of the faculty of Pacific Union College this win- 8:00 p.m. Paulin Hall Association. The second day of the coun- community. ter quarter. January 14— cil meeting will be held at the County School Administration offices in Santa • Portray your church to Dr. Trivett, assistant professor of biol- Rine Lecture 5:00 p.m. Cypress Room Rosa. travelers and the commu- ogy, recently completed his doctorate at January 18— The activities at Pacific Union College nity as a friendly church. the medical school of the University of Artist Series: COLUMBUS BOY- Oregon. With a major emphasis on micro- CHOIR on Friday will include a campus tour and biology, Dr. Trivett's thesis was entitled, 8:00 pan. Pacific Auditorium inspection of the local departmental fa- January 25— cilities followed by a luncheon meeting in "Citrate Cycle and Related Metabolism of I CHURCH Listeria Monocytogenes." Nicol Smith: "Ireland" the Cypress Room at 12:30. For most of 8:00 p.m. Irwin Hall the guests this will be their first visit to Dr. Trivett received his baccalaureate WELCOMES YOU February 1— Pacific Union College and adjacent Napa training at Southern Missionary College NAME Pops" Concert Valley. STREEt ADDRESS and spent two years as a medical technol- 8:00 p.m. Pacific Auditorium ogist at Memorial Hospital in Chattanooga, TIL Tennessee. arrOTIHNT MOM He is a member of the American Soci- Senior Class Organizes and Servicemen's Corner CHURCH t 11/01, ety for Microbiology. Announces Its New Officers When you arrive at the following bases or areas, get in touch with one of our 119..S. • TOO TO. Mrs. Trivett has joined the nursing ed- The senior class at Pacific Union Col- chaplains: ucation faculty. She has a 13.S. degree from lege organized shortly before the holiday Navy Chaplain :117t."-Pk.P.r Walla Walla College School of Nursing vacation began. ..!4 LCDR Norman Goodwin, CHC, USNR ;.,1 ,X-641.. and has been a surgical nurse at the Port- With Professor Howard Hardcastle as Office of the Chaplain 4 land Sanitarium and Hospital. faculty sponsor, the seniors elected David USS Dubuque, LPD8 Place your order with the FPO San Francisco, California 96601 conference Zinke as president and Susan Tramblie as San Diego Area Public Relations Department Joe Maniscalco Completes a vice-president. Secretary is Karen Shreyer Civilian Chaplain Hollis L. Anderson and treasurer is James Retzer. 2710 Elyssee Street Motion Picture of Last Days Mike Watt is parliamentarian; James San Diego, California 92123 Phone 278-9034, Area Code 714 Joe Maniscalco, associate professor of Hazley is public relations secretary; and art, has recently completed a motion pic- Marianne Patton is class historian. San Francisco Area ture depicting various world events im- Chaplain (Lt. Col.) Joseph T. Powell Headquarters, U.S. Army Reception Station mediately preceding the return of Christ. Prep School Seniors Present the Office of the Chaplain, Fort Ord The 40-minute film includes a portrayal Monterey, California 93941 New Officers in Unique Program Phone 242-3285, Area Code 408 of the events delineated in The Great Con- troversy as reported on Mr. Maniscalco's The Pacific Union College Preparatory Fort Sam Houston, Texas A Faith for Today decision series will latest oil painting, "The Second Coming." School seniors recently presented their Civilian Chaplain C. L. Jordan newly elected officers to the entire student 615 West Ashby Place he conducted in Hagerstown, Maryland, San Antonio, Texas 78212 Especially adapted to young people, the body in a novel question and answer two- April 6 to 27, by Pastor Gordon F. Dal- film shows, not only the scenes on the panel game, with Mr. Gary Brendel, fac- Honolulu Area rymple. If you have friends or relatives in earth, but also the majesty of the heavens. Civilian Chaplain Robert L. Chism the Hagerstown vicinity, please send their ulty advisor, as moderator. 578 Paupua Loop Dean Horinouchi, son of Elder and Mrs. Kailua, Hawaii 96734 names and addresses immediately to De- New Collection of Art Slides Is Isao Horinouchi of the college faculty, Phone 261-2445 partment of Field Evangelism, Faith for Now Available for Use at Library was chosen president of the class, with Pat If you are in an area where there is Today, Box 8, New York, N.Y. 10008. no Seventh-day Adventist chaplain, con- Beautiful Bibles and books will be given The Nelson Memorial Library at Pa- Gott, Kathy Nelson, Martin Martz, Terry tact the local Seventh-day Adventist cific Union College has recently acquired Anspach, Bill Truby, and Sandi Reynolds church pastor. The telephone book to those attending. Outstanding visual a new collection of art slides that are now as additional officers. should give you this information. aids including blacklight and color slides will be used in the meetings. available for use, Mr. Clarence Sletwick, Faculty sponsors include Mr. David HARRY GARLICK, Assoc. Director, chief librarian, has announced. When Knecht and Mrs. Ruth Harris, teachers of National Service Organization, GORDON F. DALRYMPLE, completed, the slide collection of master- English and home economics in the Prep Pacific Union Conference. Director of Field Evangelism, piece copies is expected to reach 5,500. School. Faith for Today. 8 PACIFIC UNION RECORDER January 6, 1969