"A Time to Make Music . . ." Everyone will be trying to make music or at least finding out how others make music when they attend the Fine Arts Pvt Camp, August 4 to 14, at Rio Lindo Acad- emy. Dr. Perry Beach will direct the music theory classes as all music students study a period a day of music theory. Dr. Beach Ft will also direct in the piano instruction, 0IMCOIR co le assisted by Mrs. Yvonne Caro Howard of OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE PACIFIC UNION CONFERENCE OF SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS Pacific Union College. Featured will be multi-piano selections and group instruc- NEVADA • UTAH ARIZONA • CALIFORNIA • HAWAII • tion on piano, a thrilling experience for all concerned. Organ instruction will also be available VOL. 62 ANGWIN, CALIFORNIA, JUNE 17, 1963 NO. 47 at the camp, so don't delay in getting in your application if you have talent along do so at the time. He knows they are music and art lines. Write to Fine Arts The Signs You Sponsor May Do Double Duty Seventh-day Adventist books. He often Camp, Box 146, Glendale 5, California. comes in contact with Signs of the Times R. DALE MCCUNE, Signs of the Times is very versatile. some books which were advertised in the in the post office. Now and then subscrib- Camp Director. Every issue is mailed with a prayer that its Signs. Brother Glenn Shelton, a literature ers move and leave no forwarding address. messages will be a blessing to the sub- evangelist for over fifty years, responded. Since he is not allowed to take the copies All Church Members Should scriber, but many times it is found to be a The man was friendly indeed and gladly home, he reads them in the post office on Attend Sabbath School blessing to the postman whose responsi- received his book. Since then he has pur- his own time. When there are copies bility it is to carry the Signs to the homes. chased Bible Readings and Daniel and the We believe that every effort should be which cannot be delivered or returned he made to get those who know not God into Yes, Signs of the Times can do double duty Revelation. takes them to a hospital and business of- in ministering to hungry hearts. the Sabbath School and church. However, He made the statement that Seventh-day fices for people to read. This good man it seems to me that we should do more An inquiry concerning some books ad- Adventist literature is tops, the illustrations holds an important position in his local vertised in Signs of the Times was sent to than we are doing, perhaps, to get the ones superb! He talks like a Seventh-day Ad- Latter Day Saints church, but he surely who are now church members, but who literature evangelist Ray Day in Salinas, ventist. He believes that the seventh day likes Signs of the Times. are not faithful in attending the Sabbath California. As Brother Day visited with is the Sabbath and is accepting many of the Yes, Signs of the Times is doing double School, to gain the blessings that are af- this family he discovered they sincerely other doctrinal points. Brother Shelton is duty, or who knows, maybe triple duty! forded by this weekly spiritual feast of love the Lord. The husband had been conducting Bible studies in his home. Have you ordered your Signs subscription? study and fellowship. Therefore, I am reared in the Mormon faith. However, the So another postman is happy. We hope If not, do so today. The special price appealing especially to those who are family was attending an Evangelical church the copies of Signs that he is distributing expires June 30, 1963. When you place church members—really good people—but nearby. Nevertheless, they were not satis- personally will also do double duty. your order, offer a prayer that God's Spirit who are not faithful in Sabbath School fied, and they were searching for some- The other day Sister Wallace, a faithful will bless the ministry of Signs of the attendance. thing that would bring peace to their literature evangelist in the Idaho Confer- Times. hearts. There are many good reasons why Chris- ence, canvassed a postman in a town in L. R. HIxsoN, Assoc. Manager, tians should regularly attend the Sabbath The husband, who is a postman, has a her district. He plans to purchase the books Circulation Department, School. First, we might mention that burning desire to rear his children in the she presented, but wasn't in a position to Pacific Press Publishing Assn. Jesus, our example, whose footsteps we fear of the Lord. One day while he was are to follow, had a "custom" or "habit" on his route delivering mail which includes of attending church services. (Luke 4:16.) copies of Signs of the Times to its sub- "I have given you an example," He said, scribers, the wind blew the back page of An Encouraging Word "that ye should do as I have done."—John the April Signs open just as he was getting Here is an encouraging report from a holic and problem drinker and give guid- 13:15. Then, too, we have the promise ready to place a copy in a mail box. Thus Nazarene minister who attended the Insti- ance to the families involved. Christian that "where two or three are gathered to- he was exposed to the advertisement on tute of Scientific Studies in Seattle last leaders are concerned too with the educa- gether in my name, there am I in the page 35 for Treasures of Life. Immediately summer. I thought you would be inter- tional necessities that our nation's drinking midst of them."—Matthew 18:20. he was impressed that here were the books ested in this good word. places upon us. Many insights into one of he needed to help him give spiritual lead- In Hebrews 10:25 the apostle tells us, "For Christian Action: Last summer I our nation's major public-health problems ership to his family. He copied the address "Not forsaking the assembling of ourselves had an unusual opportunity. It was my can be gained by attendance at one of the and mailed the letter to the Signs office. together, as the manner of some is; but privilege to attend the thirteenth session Institutes of Scientific Studies for the Pre- Especially due to the interest of their four- exhorting one another: and so much the of the Loma Linda Institute of Scientific vention of Alcoholism. teen-year-old daughter, they decided to more, as ye see the day approaching." Studies for the Prevention of Alcoholism purchase the big library which included "Two of these institutes will be held Here we are plainly told to be faithful in that was conducted on the campus of Se- the set of Bible Stories. this summer. I would heartily recommend attending the services of the church, espe- attle Pacific College, Seattle, Washington, Yes, it took but one exposure to help them both. They will have a distinguished cially as we see the end approaching. It August 6 to 17, 1962. The Institute was Signs of the Times to.do double duty—to faculty. Rev. Andrew G. Hanners, the was "the manner of some" in Paul's day to of high caliber. It was characterized by the subscriber and to the postman. Both director of education for the California stay away from church. It is "the manner outstanding lectures and lively discussions. are being blessed. Council on Alcohol Problems and an elder of some" today to stay away from the Sab- Some twenty authorities, who formed the In another part of the country again we in the Church of the Nazarene, will be a bath School service, as well as other serv- distinguished faculty, presented the physi- find the Signs keeping the postman happy, featured speaker at both of these institutes. ices of the church. Those wo do this lose ological, neurological, psychiatric, and eco- but you may question whether it is doing These institutes will be held as follows": the special blessing of God. If this prac- nomic aspects of the alcohol problem. The double duty. One day in Des Moines, tice is continued, these people will lose social, legal, and educational phases of the July 8 to 19, 1963— Iowa, a postman approached a certain their interest in the services of the church problem were also treated. Loma Linda Institute house to deliver the mail which included Loma Linda University and eventually lose their own souls. "Today there are probably over one mil- a copy of Signs of the Times. It so hap- Loma Linda, California There is another good reason why Chris- lion alcoholic American women, who are pened that the man of the house was home July 29 to August 9, 1963— tians should be faithful in attending the hidden behind the doors of their own Washington Institute and waiting for his mail. Upon receiving services of the church. That is because of homes. Washington D.C. his mail he said, "Oh, there's that Signs their own personal example and influence. of the Times again." "Some two million alcoholics—men and The conferences of the Pacific Union "None of us liveth to himself."—Romans The postman quickly asked, "Don't you women—are regularly employed by United are interested in sponsoring some non-Ad- 14:7. We are either gathering for Christ read it?" States businesses, but they cost industry at ventist key individuals such as state and or scattering from Him. The question is, The man replied, "No, I don't care for least one billion dollars a year in absen- county officials, educational personnel, or What example are you setting? Can you it at all." teeism and inefficiency. clergymen. If you know of any such indi- say with the apostle Paul, "Be ye followers The postman then stated, "Well, Signs "It is conservatively estimated that we viduals who would be interested in attend- of me"?-1 Corinthians 11:1. If others of the Times sound interesting to me." have nine million alcoholics and problem ing one of the institutes this summer, were to follow you, would they go regu- Thereupon the gentleman said, "Take drinkers in the nation. This means about please notify Pacific Union Temperance larly to the Sabbath School and to the this copy and keep the succeeding issues." half the adult population is affected by Department, Box 146, Glendale 5, Cali- church services? The postman did just that and from the problem of alcoholism, No. 3 public- fornia. It has always been important to attend reading the Signs he became deeply in- health problem in the nation. MILLER BROCKETT, Sabbath School, but there is a very special terested in the messages presented. It "More and more pastors and Christian Temperance Director, reason why those of us who "see the day wasn't long before he sent an inquiry for leaders are called upon to counsel the alco- Pacific Union Conference. (Continued on Page 2) Parifr halm All Church Members Should Attend Sabbath School PACIFIC UNION REVOLVING FUND FILMDCORIDE Ft (Continued from Page 1) OW. 000. 01 Oa ?KOK N.. CON1111f NCI Of 1.114•01.0.0 ADVP41.15 There are tremendous possibilities before us to strengthen and enlarge MIRO. • 0.1,01.0, • .WAII • fay... • Uffm approaching" should be faithful in this the work of God in the Pacific Union Conference through the establishment of respect. We are admonished to hide the the Pacific Union Revolving Fund. You can have a part in this through the pur- POSTMASTER: All notices should be sent to word of the Lord in our hearts against that chase of Pacific Union Association notes that are issued in the form of coupon- PACIFIC UNION RECORDER, Box 36, Angwin, day when we will not be able to have it bearing bonds. Your funds will be serving the church while earning interest California. and to study it as we would otherwise for you, and the amount invested is secure to meet your own needs and desires. want to. The Sabbath School is the church For information and full particulars, write to: EDITOR W. J. Blacker at study. Those who fail to attend Sabbath ASSISTANT EDITOR Mrs. Margaret Follett School are missing what God has in store PACIFIC UNION CONFERENCE OF SDA, ASSISTANT EDITOR R R. Bietz for them. "We are living in the time of Box 146, Glendale 5, California. the end. The fast-fulfilling signs of the PACIFIC UNION RECORDER, official organ times declare that the coming of Christ is of the Pacific Union Conference of Seventh-day near at hand. The days in which we live Parrot Sings Adventists (Box 146), 1545 North Verdugo Road, are solemn and important. The Spirit of Even the birds are singing "Lift up the Glendale, California, is published weekly, Servicemen's Corner fifty issues a year, at Angwin, California. God is gradually but surely being with- Trumpet." This parrot, named Albano, Entered as second-class matter September 3, drawn from the earth."—Testimonies, vol. When you arrive at the following bases 1927, at the post office at Angwin, California, 9, p. 11. or areas, get in touch with one of our under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. Realizing that time is short and that chaplains: Acceptance for mailing at the special rate of postage provided for in section 412, Act of the rapidly-fulfilling signs of the times all Fort Ord, California February 28, 1925, authorized September 3, point to the soon-coming of Jesus, shall we 1927. Civilian Chaplain Harold Kurtz not determine that we will be present and 1451 Plumas Street on time at His divinely-appointed services Seaside, California SUBSCRIPTION RATE: One dollar per year. to receive the blessings that He has for us? Phone—EX 4-4783 May we count on you to be faithful in ADDRESS CHANGES should be sent promptly Sabbath School attendance? MavMay God Fort Sam Houston, Texas Chaplain (Capt.) John E. Keplinger to PACIFIC UNION RECORDER, Box 36, An- grant that your answer will be, I gwin, California, giving both the old and the Office of the Chaplain Hq. MTC BAMC new addresses. earnestly pray that the Lord will bless you to this end. can sing it in Portuguese — "Breve vira, PACIFIC UNION CONFERENCE—R. R. Bietz, G. R. NASH, Secretary, San Diego Area breva vira, Jesus em breva vira." That's the president; W. J. Blacker, secretary-treasurer; Sabbath School Department, Civilian Chaplain Hollis L. Anderson chorus of the theme in (Box 146) 1545 North Verdugo Road, Glen- 2710 Elyssee Street dale 6, California. Citrus 1-5173. General Conference of SDA. San Diego 23, California this language of Brazil. Phone-278-9034 During our recent King's Heralds' trip ARIZONA CONFERENCE—D. C. Butherus, pres- ident; H. R. Trout, secretary-treasurer; (Box If you are in an area where there is to South America for continent-wide radio 10097) 2601 East Thomas Rood, Phoenix, rallies, one of our most interesting ex- "Play is not essential. Devotion of the no SDA chaplain, contact the local SDA Arizona. CRestwood 7-5773. church pastor. The telephone book periences was meeting Dr. Ruis Reis, a physical powers to amusement is not most should give you this information. CENTRAL CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE — D. E. favorable to a well-balanced mind." Seventh-day Adventist lawyer of Sao Paula, Venden, president; R. L. Stretter, secretary- Brazil. He is a dedicated lay worker and treasurer; (Box 580) 1691 The Alameda, Voice of Prophecy supporter. In a short San Jose, California. CYpress 7-1584. period of time, Dr. Reis has been person- HAWAIIAN MISSION — B. W. Mattison, presi- TIE A MENTAL STRING ON YOUR FINGER ally responsible for the winning of 35 dent; 0. 0. Butler, secretary-treasurer; (Box people to the church. 4037) 1026 South King Street, Honolulu, October 2 to 5, 1963—ASI Biennial Convention—Battle Creek, Michigan Hawaii. Phone 64-436. We were invited to his home and there FEATURING: A Century of Progress in Health Education NEVADA-UTAH CONFERENCE — E. R. Osmun- got acquainted with Albano. The doctor son, president; M. E. Hagen, secretary-treas- The vision of June 6, 1863—Otsego, Michigan had taught him to sing our theme song; he urer; (Box 1470) 1095 East Taylor Street, "It was at the house of Brother A. Hilliard, at Otsego, Michigan, June 8, 1863, that the seemed to greatly enjoy performing for Reno, Nevada. FAirview 2-6929. great subject of health reform was opened before me in vision." and with the King's Heralds. NORTHERN CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE—Carl Ellen G. White THE VOICE OF PROPHECY. Becker, president; E. A. Schmidt, secretary- Our Health Message, p. 76. treasurer; (Box 149) 1811 Eleventh Avenue, Oakland, California. KEllog 4-1710. 1963 is the centennial year of the health work among us as a people. Guest speakers from the General Conference and other organizations will be present. An interesting review of SOUTHEASTERN CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE— a Century of Progress will be presented by the General Conference Medical Department in J. W. Osborn, president; H. E. Schneider, conjunction with the ASI. It will be a wonderful meeting. secretary-treasurer; (Box 7584) 9707 Mag- To miss it will be to lose an opportunity never to be repeated. nolia Avenue, Arlington, California. OVer- land 9-1350. HIGH POINTS OF ASI DENOMINATIONAL HISTORY TOUR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE—Cree October 6-12, 1963—Conducted personally by Elder Arthur L. White Sandefur, president; Alvin G. Munson, exec- utive secretary; Albert Hamra, treasurer; Beginning Sunday, October 6, at Battle Creek, Michigan—end October 12, Washington, New (Box 969) 1535 East Chevy Chase Drive, Hampshire. Inevitable—June 30 Deadline Glendale 6, California. Citrus 3-6231. High Points: Niagara Falls; William Miller home, chapel and grave; scenic trip across Ver- The Wise Man in Ecclesiastes 11:6 mont, New Hampshire, and Maine via the "Great Stone Face"; Parkview Hospital (ASI) , wrote: "In the morning sow thy seed, and Wills, trust agreements, and annuities should Brunswick, Maine; Birthplace of Review and Herald, Paris, Maine; Howland home, place be made in favor of the legal association of important visions and conference, Topsham, Maine; Portland, Maine, the place of in the evening withhold not thine hand: rather than the conference. Write your con- E. G. White's first vision, girlhood home and school. New Hampshire, early camp meeting for thou knowest not whether shall pros- ference secretary-treasurer for the exact name. sites, home of poet John Greenleaf Whittier; New England Sanitarium, Stoneham, Massa- per, either this or that, or whether they chusetts; Boston, Massachusetts, historic sites, national and religious; Plymouth, Massa- both shall be alike good." How true that chusetts, Mayflower and Pilgrim landings; Fairhaven, Massachusetts, home, school and church of ; South Attleboro, Massachusetts, Fuller Memorial Sanitarium is when it comes to sending Signs of the (ASI) ; South Lancaster, Massachusetts, early denominational sites, and Atlantic Union Times subscriptions to relatives, friends, SUNSET TABLE College; Washington, New Hampshire, where Adventists first kept the Sabbath. Visit and interested people. We never know Hasting's (1844) potato patch en route. what the harvest will be. Come with us, walk the paths our pioneers have trod. This we do know: if we do not sow we (Daylight Saving in California and Nevada) will not reap. Impelled by a burning mis- Friday, June 21 In order that we might know how many are contemplating this trip we would appreciate having you fill out the form below and mail to ASI NEWS, 6840 Eastern Avenue, NW., sionary zeal we are constrained to send Angwin 8:38 Oakland 8:34 Signs of the Times subscriptions, not just Arlington 8:04 San Diego 8:00 Washington 12, D.C. Chico 8:39 San Jose 8:32 one but many, so that the work of God Eureka 8:52 Phoenix 7:42 We (I) plan to take this tour, and unless something unforseen prevents, will be may soon be finished and that those dear Fresno 8:22 Reno 8:30 to us will be saved. We can do no less. Lodi 8:32 Salt Lake City 8:03 at Battle Creek on October 6, according to schedule. Loma Linda 8:04 Hilo 7:01 No man can stop the hands of time, Los Angeles 8:08 Honolulu 7:16 and soon June 30 will be with us, the last (name, please print) (number of persons) day before the 1963 Signs Crusade price Friday, June 28 of $2.25 ends. Turn in your subscriptions Angwin 8:38 Oakland 8:35 to your church missionary secretary now. Arlington 8:05 San Diego 8:01 (address) Chico 8:39 San Jose 8:32 Let us pray that the Lord by His Spirit Eureka 8:52 Phoenix 7:42 ASI member, or employee of ASI enterprise will impress and convict hearts as they 8:31 Fresno 8:22 Reno (name of enterprise) read the wonderful, message-filled pages Lodi 8:32 Salt Lake City 8:03 of the Signs of the Times. Loma Linda 8:05 Hilo 7:03 Individual Adult Registration fee $8.00 (included with this application) Los Angeles 8:08 Honolulu 7:17 E. F. FINcK. 2 Introducing the Butlers Japanese Voice of Prophecy Radio Work in Hawaii Something new has been added to the program. When the Japanese station man- NOTICE We wish to introduce to the members of Japanese radio work in Hawaii. A weekly ager was consulted, he objected to the idea The Arizona Book and Bible House the Arizona conference Brother and Sister radio dialogue in Japanese was begun of shortening the program and instead of- and Conference Office will be closed 0. 0. Butler and their son Clayton. from June 19 through June 30. March 31, 1963, by Pastor Robert Nomi, fered as much as ten minutes of free time. Brother Butler is taking up the responsi- We are thankful for this gift and for the bilities of the Stewardship Department of fact that the only other Japanese program the conference. For the past five years during the Yogen no Koe broadcast is the Butlers have lived in Hawaii where secular in nature. Brother Butler was the secretary-treasurer Favorable comments have been coming of the Hawaiian Mission. Before going to unsolicited from non-Adventist listeners. Hawaii, they were in the Southern Cali- A devout Christian mother said that she was jotting down all the Bible texts which assisted by Miss Takako Kawano, a visa she studies sometime during the week. student who was converted after a year in Your prayers and endeavor to inform your Give Freely for the our academy. It is presented at the close Japanese-speaking friends will be very Water of Life of Yogen no Koe, the Japanese Voice of much appreciated. ROBERT NOMI, Pastor. For 20 years our conference workers Prophecy, as part of the program every and Indian brethren at Maricopa Mission Sunday on Station KGU at 7:30 a.m. Molokai News Hawaiian Mission School was repre- have been depending for water on an For the past ten years the Japanese sented recently at the Speech Festival spon- uncertain supply of ditch water. people in Hawaii have had the opportunity of listening to the 15-minute Yogen no sored by the Molokai District Parent- Sometimes the ditch is dry for weeks at Koe produced by Elder P. H. Eldridge in Teacher Association at the Community a time. Our grass dies, our gardens wither, Tokyo. The King's Heralds and Del Del- Center. our houses are dusty. We cannot use our ker's singing in Japanese with perfect ac- Those who participated were: Edwin showers or wash our dishes or clothes with- cent, as well as Elder Eldridge's sermons in Fukuchi, Margery Rich, Pearl Mizuguchi, out hauling water in tanks or barrels. We beautiful, standard Japanese have gained Arlynn Tamanaha, Patrick McGuire, and always have to haul our drinking water. a tremendous listening audience. Joy Kanemitsu. We have been praying for a long time that Brother and Sister 0. 0. Butler with son Clayton. In Japan the program has been fulfilling Originally scheduled for a Friday night, the Lord would give us "springs in the its objective of gaining Bible correspond- it was changed to Thursday night so that desert." The Lord will give you a chance fornia Conference where Brother Butler ence course enrollees which has resulted these folk could participate. This was to bring this miracle to pass on Sabbath, was associated with the Stewardship work. in many wonderful conversions. But in made possible through Principal Reed's re- June 29. The Conference Committee has We welcome the Butlers to Arizona and Hawaii the responses have been very mea- quest. voted that on this date the eleven o'clock encourage those of you who need informa- ger. Therefore, study was given as to how The writer was recently elected as treas- offering in all of our churches and at camp tion regarding wills, trusts, and annuities to achieve greater results. Consideration urer of the Molokai District PTA. It is meeting will be used to provide a well at to feel free to contact Brother Butler at was given to replacing the Tokyo program hoped that the influence of our mission Maricopa. the Arizona conference office. with an adapted, local one to give the full school and church may be further felt in Sixty to 90 Indians who attend our message. this part of the Lord's vineyard. school and our church will :be blessed— However, the probability of losing a KENNETH NIP, Press Secy. blessed every day—with the cup of cold Anderson Family Returns large portion of the radio audience by dis- churches on the Island of Oahu and shared water that only you can offer. The ladies The constituency of Arizona will be continuing Yogen no Koe from Tokyo with our believers the blessings of sacred of the Central California Conference Dor- happy to know that Brother Eddie Ander- seemed so great that Pastor Nomi decided music. cas societies raised $500 to begin this proj- son and his family are returning to Ari- to add a dialogue by shortening the Tokyo The program has consisted of several ect. We will need $2,000 more. We thank zona. Brother Anderson will take over the choral numbers by the Choralettes and nar- the Dorcas ladies for starting to dig the ration and a short sermonette by G. L. well. We pray that you will finish it. Plubell. SISTER WILLFRED RATHBUN. The Choralettes organization is made BROTHER WILLFRED RATHBUN, up of students from the seventh and eighth Director, Maricopa Mission. grade classes and they are directed by Mr. n ten* Bruce O'Neil who is head of the Music Department of Hawaiian Mission Acad- emy. MORE VIEWERS Many persons in the churches of Kai- muki, Central, Japanese, Aiea, and Waia- means nae have enjoyed the religious music of the MORE SOULS Recently completing the MV Leadercraft Course in Choralettes. tell others about preparation for the Investiture service to be con- Recently, the Choralettes were priv- FAITH FOR TODAY ducted at the Hawaii Youth Congress this month ileged to participate in the Sunday evening are, left to right, front row: Rachel Kahalekomo, "Concert by the Sea" program which is Arline Matsumoto, Mrs. Irene Kobashigaw; back Brother and Sister E. J. Anderson and daughters broadcast every Sunday evening over Sta- Sandy, Sherie, and Pam. row: Tadashi Nakamoto, Francis Oshita, Jean Tamanaha, and Manual Juarros. Not in the picture tion KGU in Honolulu from the Banyan but finishing the course: Reklai Salazar, Roy Oshita, Court of the Moana Surfrider Hotel on work formerly carried by Elder Max Tor- Virginia Cruz, Jona Cruz, Eunice Chang, and Jim the beach at Waikiki. kelsen, who has accepted a call to Central Balaz. The class was taught in the Aiea church by Pastor Darrell Mayberry. We are happy for this fine group of California. young singers under the able leadership The Andersons first came to Arizona in HMAE Choralettes Perform of Mr. Bruce O'Neil. 1952 where Brother Anderson taught bak- The Choralettes of Hawaiian Mission G. L. PLUBELL, Principal, ing at the old Arizona Academy on 14th Academy Elementary School have for the Hawaiian Mission Street and also was the school baker, pro- past several weeks visited many of the Academy Elementary. viding the baked goods for the retail store the school operated at that time. When the academy was moved to its present site at Scottsdale, Brother Anderson continued n on as a teacher of baking and supplying rairicial+iw, the bake shop which' the school operated in Scottsdale. He also was food service director for the school. Later he was the boys' PE instructor and assistant principal. William Louis McHenry was chosen Worker of the Month for May at the Academy Furniture In 1958, the Andersons accepted a call Factory. William is a senior and by now has grad- to the Southern California Conference, uated. This was his first year at Thunderbird. His home is in Poona, India. His father is an account- and Brother Anderson became principal of ant at our division headquarters there. Before the San Fernando Academy until this year, coming to Thunderbird, William attended Vincent 1963. We know the Lord will bless the Hill School in northern India for six years. He plans to go to Walla Walla College next year and Andersons as they continue their work for Pictured are the Choralettes of HMAE as they performed at the Concert by the Sea program from the will major in industrial education. the young people in Arizona. Banyan Court of the Moana Hotel on the Beach at Waikiki.

3 Soquel Camp Meeting A Protestant Minister Fresno Central Seventh-day Thousands of worshipers, some esti- Is Baptized Adventists Share Five-Day After months of Bible study and prayer mate the crowd at 15,000 persons, at- a former Protestant minister, Cruz Tre- Plan tended the opening weekend services of the vino, and his wife, Ernestina, along with eighty-fifth annual encampment at Soquel. Seventy-two Fresnans are happy to be Mrs. Esperanza Abreno were buried with quitters, quitters of the smoking habit. The spiritual atmosphere which pervades their Lord in baptism on May 25. They give credit to the educational fea- the camp has led to deep heart searching Brother Trevino was a Protestant min- tures received from attending the Five-Day and revival as speakers delve deeply into ister for many years. Sister Trevino's fa- Plan sponsored by the Seventh-day Ad- the Word of God. ther was also a minister of the same denom- ventists. ination, and she was a member of that Special appeal is being made to uncon- church all her life. We know the spirit of A pilot program was conducted for 12 verted friends who are in attendance. The persons last year in the Westside church evening meetings are particularly evange- and led by Elder W. E. Galbreth and Dr. listic and of specific interest to the general P. S. Ching. Another program was pre- public. sented to a group of 27 in April of this Evening speakers are: year in the Fresno Central SDA Youth Chapel. Thirty-three more students fin- Monday, June 17— ished the Five-Day Plan May 12 to 16 Elder R. E. Dunton Tuesday, June 18— through the lectures given by Dr. Merritt Elder Stanley Harris Warren and Dr. Ching. "These classes Wednesday, June 19— THE HIGH LIGHT OF MY WEEK AT MBA IS . . . have been so well received that we planned My week at is highlighted Elder D. A. Neufeld another group therapy June 2 to 6, 8:15 Thursday, June 20— by my work in the town mill (Harris Pine Mills Elder H. M. S. Richards and Quartet p.m. to 9:15 p.m., in the same chapel," Redwood Furniture Mill). It gives me a change Friday, June 21— stated J. H. Loughead, local American from my regular school program.—Sharolyn Fann, Elder Stanley Harris Temperance secretary. Dr. P. D. Miller Student. Saturday, June 22— and head elder James Todd conducted Elder Arthur S. Maxwell the June course. High lights of next Sabbath's program CE.NTFI/XL. Most elderly folk would rather have a are the 11 o'clock speaker, Elder W. E. Pictured above is the former Protestant minister, Murray, associate secretary of the Gen- his wife, and Mrs. Esperanza Abreno. broken bone than to give up a habit. Not CA% L.I !FOR NI IA so with the senior citizens of these groups. eral Conference, and the ordination of the Lord was indeed working in the hearts ministers at 1:45 p.m. They are quitters and proud of it. Over of this elderly couple who have now em- half of these folk said they read of the braced this message with all their hearts. Let us pray that the Spirit of God may program in the paper. Others said a friend Scholarships Awarded to bring a rich revival and reformation of life This baptism was the second held as a told them, or their doctor or hairdresser, to those in attendance during the closing result of a series of evangelistic meetings and a few said they heard of it from a Mountain View Union days of the encampment. conducted in the Fresno Spanish church Seventh-day Adventist. Academy Graduates and the help of Mrs. Mary Briano, who Ronald Robinson, senior student from PUBLIC AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT. assisted with the visiting and with the Bi- To quote some of the students: "It was Mountain View Union Academy, has been ble studies during the meetings. a silly old habit anyway"; "I have sent awarded one of the two Mountain View NADINE GARCIA, nearly $4,400 up in smoke in the past 40 Rotary Club College Scholarships for $500. Fresno Spanish Church. vears"; "Besides the money I am saving, Although Ronald has had to commute I also feel a lot younger"; "I wanted to from San Francisco each day, he has been Mountain View Union clean up for the sake of my youngsters"; very active in student functions and choral Academy Graduation "I didn't know smokers smelled until I groups. He was president of the Junior quit." These students were all ages. Nurses, Class, pastor of the Senior Class, and has Thirty-six Mountain View Union Acad- a dentist, technicians, housewives, farmers, emy seniors received their diplomas on been elected Courtesy King for the past plumbers, a deputy, clerks, machinists, of- two years. Sunday evening, June 9, in the academy fice workers, winery workers, a beautician, auditorium. laundry workers, secretaries, and the re- The scholarship will be used to forward The speaker for the consecration service tired attended. Mr. Robinson's education at Pacific Union Friday evening, June 7, was Elder R. W. College, where he plans on majoring in Engstrom, pastor of the Mountain View Some of them asked to know where engineering and draftsmanship. church and chairman of the academy they could learn to be a vegetarian cook. Other scholarships were awarded as fol- board. Elder W. 0. Baldwin, associate "Are you a vegetarian?" "Where do we lows: Paul Sterling was presented with an secretary of education of the Pacific Union buy the foods?" "Could vou help us?" $800-per-year scholarship, renewable for Conference, was the baccalaureate speaker Several asked to study with us to know four years, by the State Scholarship Com- on June 8. The vesper service was fol- what we believe. mission. Paul was also the winner of the lowed by Class Night presented by the What a blessing! God has given us many Bank of America Achievement Award. members of the graduating class. The Doctors Hospital of San Jose presented channels to bring His message to the peo- speaker for the commencement service on three scholarships of $100 each to seniors Sunday, June 9, was Elder John Knip- ple. Those working with the Five-Day Plan feel the blessing of service to these Helen Milnikoff, Lorna Vincent, and Several days of counting will be required before schild, superintendent of education for the Margi Van Pelt. Miss Milnikoff was also children of the Master. the total of last Sabbath's offering will be ascer- Southern California Conference. awarded a $100 Merit Scholarship award tained. Truly the devotion of the Advent people PUBLIC RELATIONS, EVELYN M. VANCE, PR Secy., is demonstrated by the generous giving toward from Pacific Union College in Angwin. the advancement of the Cause of God. Mountain View Union Academy. Fresno Central Church. Howard Franz also received a $100 Merit Scholarship award. The following list is the entire grad- uating class of 1963: Anderson, Karen Meikle, Pamela Beebe, Janet Milnikoff, Helen Birth, Curtis Newton, Jim Dalgleish, Kathy Norton, Beverley Davis, Cherie Norwood, Chenoa Franz, Howard Requcnez, Esther Franz, Vicki Robinson, Ronald Gibbs, Dennis Sandow, Fred Gray, Joyce Shannon, Elaine Grundy, Carl Standard, Dan Henkes, Don Steffens, Charles Ilchuk, Gordon Sterling, Paul Johnson, Allan Taylor, Grace Kirkish, Rick Van Pelt, Margi Kutsch, Richard Vincent, Lorna Loewen, Howard Wolff, Peg Lombardi, Carolyn Young, Leslie Friends find opportunity for a little visit in between meetings. New friends Maynez, Dennis Zappula, Virginia are being made as the campers fellowship. A spirit of brotherly love and a After Sabbath service in the main auditorium a throng of people mill around PUBLIC RELATIONS, as they prepare for lunch. Every one of the 88 churches in the conference united concern for the finishing of the work of God in the earth are often is represented in the huge congregation. expressed as campers discuss the varied themes of the camp meeting. Mountain View Union Academy.

4 Paradise Area Camp Meeting in this very important line. Indications Rio Lindo Academy Holds First Graduation The sixth annual sectional camp meet- are that this will be the most outstanding In the commencement climaxing the Rio Lindo Academy, gave the sermon. Fol- ing serving the Upper Sacramento Valley spiritual feast that we have ever been priv- first year of operation of Rio Lindo Acad- lowing the sermon Kathy Young sang "The will be held beginning Wednesday night, ileged to bring to our people in this area. emy, 74 seniors received their diplomas Twenty-third Psalm," and the benediction June 19, at 7:30, with Elder Phillip Knox, Brother Val Logan will head the food on Saturday night, June 1. The academy was spoken by Elder M. M. Seibel. noted astronomer and lecturer, bringing service department, making regular meals chapel was filled to overflowing with par- At three o'clock on Sabbath afternoon the keynote address. The camp meeting available to all desiring them. ents and other relatives of the seniors and a baptism was held in the Russian River will continue through to Sunday noon, The facilities on the campground are friends of the school who came to enjoy below the school. Among the six candi- June 23. The meetings will again be held such as nature affords, therefore we are the first fruits of the money, work, and dates baptized by Elder Seibel, pastor of at the Long" Ravine Campsite located 14 again suggesting that you bring your sleep- prayers that have gone into the building the academy church, was his own son. miles north of Paradise in the Diamond ing and camping equipment as well as Following the baptism, the academy National Tree Farm. Here in the Sierra chairs and stools for the seating arrange- band, under the direction of Elsworth where nature has supplied a majestic set- ments. Last year many brought their own Judy, presented a sacred concert. Soloists ting, with several outdoor cathedral-like trailer houses, a practice which we are NORTHERN in the afternoon program were Dennis meeting places, it will be the privilege of encouraging again. In this day when CALIFORN IA Reed, baritone; Janet Lundeen, soprano, many to meet during these days of fellow- camping equipment is owned by so many accompanied by Theresa Doerschler on the ship to receive fresh supplies of spiritual people and can also be rented at a very harp; and Roger Ottman, trumpet. The energy for the days ahead. reasonable fee, we are encouraging each Lindaires and choir joined the band for a Many visiting ministers will be with us family to make provision for themselves to of Rio Lindo Academy. Elder L. R. Ras- grand finale in "The Battle Hymn of the to bring messages of courage, help, and fit their individual needs. We are not mussen of the Pacific Union Conference Republic." counsel. Elder Phillip Knox will bring making any charge for registration or for Educational Department gave the com- The consecration service was held on the evening sermons, illustrating them on the campsites. In the event that you wish mencement address. Elder P. G. Wip,per- Friday evening and had set the pace the screen in the unforgettable way by the to stay in one of the many motels in Para- man, educational secretary of the Northern in giving the place of honor to one who slides which he has spent a lifetime gath- dise, you • may contact the writer. Every California Conference, gave the invocation, had a special interest in and contributed ering. Elder F. R. Millard, one of the effort will be made to obtain your desired and William Milne presented "Come Ye much to the building of the school. Elder secretaries of the General Conference, and reservations for you. These accommoda- Blessed" as a vocal solo. W. T. Will, prin- J. H. Apigian preached the consecration Elder W. A. Higgins of the General Con- tions should be reserved immediately. Send cipal of the academy, presented the di- sermon. H. E. Greer gave the Scripture ference Publishing Department will be your request with a $5 deposit to A. G. plomas, and Elder Russell Rose pronounced reading and Pastor W. H. Ludwig the in- present. Streiffing, 5890 Pentz Road, Paradise, the benediction. vocation. Instrumental music preceding Elder A. H. Johns of the Pacific Union California. The phone number is TRinity Sabbath was a day of gratifying ex- the sermon was supplied by Roger Ottman, Religious Liberty Department and Elder 7-4314 if you wish to make your reserva- periences for patrons and students alike— Jim Perrin, Paul Shelton, Paul Connor, L. R. Rasmussen of the Pacific Union Edu- tion by phone. a chance to enjoy the beautiful campus and David Worth. R. Aitken spoke the cational Department will both bring timely The Feather River Sanitarium arid Hos- and to see and hear evidence of the good response for the class, and Brother B. Aaen messages for all. On Sabbath afternoon pital will furnish the camp with medical work that had been done at Rio Lindo offered the consecration prayer. Karol Elder Rasmussen will present a special hour facilities and personnel to take care of any during the year. In the baccalaureate serv- Schalo sang "Prayer Perfect," and W. T. for parents, something that many people emergencies arising. A local telephone ice, which followed Sabbath School in the Will gave the benediction. have asked for from time to time. Elder will be installed on the grounds to serve morning, J. H. Nixon gave the invocation, The class night program was presented L. H. Olsen will represent the mission the camp. The number is 877-9854 in the Principal Will the Scripture reading, and Thursday evening, May 30, when Prin- fields and bring us some of the finest mis- Paradise exchange. Opportunities for re- R. W. Olson the pastoral prayer. A massed cipal Will introduced the class. A num- sion pictures available of our work in South cording sermons and programs will be choir made up of all the choral groups of ber of musical selections and speeches America. available again. the academy sang "Onward Ye Peoples," made up the program, and the class officers We will also be joined by the entire We suggest that you contact your local directed by vocal instructor William presented the class gift—a clock to be office ministerial staff of the Northern Cali- pastor for helpful information as to how Haynes. Elder Carl Becker, president of mounted in the foyer of the school. fornia Conference, as well as the ministers you might solye your camping problems, the Northern „California Conference and W. B. BRISTOVV, Director, of the Paradise area. Representatives from as each pastor is familiar with the camp leader in the planning and building of Department of Public Affairs. site. the Pacific Press, Loma Linda University, Hayward Spanish Church We invite you to come to this camp Pacific Union College, Rio Lindo Acad- Chico Church Home-coming Dedication emy, and will all be with meeting seeking those blessings that we The Hayward Spanish church was ded- us. Our food companies will be represented know will be so abundantly bestowed. June 28 to 30 icated May 25 free of any indebtedness. to serve our people, and our Book and Remember the date is June 19 to 23. The The Chico church is planning to have The building had been purchased from the Bible House display will bring the finest directions: Go up the Skyway to Paradise. a Golden Anniversary Celebration in honor English Seventh-day Adventist church in in Adventist literature for our people. The Remain on that road until you see the of all the missionaries who have gone from 1962 and subsequently remodeled and officers of the Northern California Con- signs 14 miles north of Paradise directing this church. Fifty years ago, in 1913, the furnished. A new piano and organ were ference Association will be present and you to the campground. church sent out its first family, and since purchased. will be available to our people for counsel A. G. STREIFLING. then about 30 others have followed to serve our missions in various parts of the Elder Carl Becker, president of the world. The program will be as follows: It's Pinecrest Camp Time! Friday evening, June 28, 8 o'clock, a missions pageant. Many of the mission- aries who have gone from Chico and re- turned to the homeland will be present in costumes representing their land of service. Each will give a brief report of his call to service, the time spent, and the type of work done. Sabbath morning a very special Sabbath School program will be given, followed by de Hayward. a sermon by Elder Francis Millard. Elder Temple Adventists Millard was a Chico boy, served many Northern California Conference, gave the years in Japan, and now is with the Gen- dedicatory sermon. Pastor C. S. Bendrell eral Conference in Washington, D.C. of Bakersfield Spanish church read the Sabbath evening, 7:30, vesper service Scripture, and pastor A. Guzman led in the conducted by one of the missionaries. act of dedication. The dedicatory prayer Saturday night there will be a program was offered by former Pastor M. Leon,- entitled "Memories." A brief history of who now pastors the Spanish church of the church will be given. Pictures both Santa Ana, California. motion and still will be shown by returned Others participating in the program of missionaries. the day were E. A. Schmidt, secretary- Sunday a fellowship potluck dinner will treasurer of the Northern California Con- be served in beautiful Bidwell Park. From ference; D. Thomann, pastor of the St. 11 to 3 there will be a time of fellowship, Helena Spanish church; Pastor T. Req- renewing old acquaintances and recalling uenez; and former Pastor B. Padilla. happy memories. An offering of $925 was received to For the time of your life, come to camp and enjoy our nightly campfire programs. Be sure to send Former members of the Chico Church— further the work of this church. in your application now! You may secure one at your church.-1. H. Harris, Secretary, Missionary Come and enjoy this fellowship with us! A. GUZMAN, Pastor, Volunteer Depi. W. A. DUNN, Pastor. Hayward Spanish Church.

5 New Announcements Advertise New for You . . . Sunday Schedule One reason for the success of It Is It Is Written is reaching out this week Written in reaching the remarkably large No small revolution has taken, place to thousands of new homes where it was audience which it has been serving is the STARTS NEXT SUNDAY in the Seventh-day Adventist publishing faithful work of earnest laymen who have field with the publication of A Century not previously accessible as it makes its of Miracles, a packed-full picture-with- debut on KTLA, Channel 5, Los Angeles, invited others to watch. Some persons ,qs clkoftent words book now at the Southern Cali- Sunday evening, June 23, at 9 o'clock. have telephoned as many as 1,000 homes fornia Conference Book and Bible According to latest surveys, Channel 5 with an invitation. Such faithfulness has House. This exceptionally well done a dynamic effect upon the community. with book is printed in the format of Life serves a potential of more than 100,000 magazine's current book series and is a Although there will not be specific tele- radical departure from previous publish- phone lists sent to each church from the — ON JUNE 23 — ing ventures of the denomination. It Is Written office, we encourage each "The Heavens are Telling" At $4.45 (until August 31, when the SOUTHERN church to organize a telephone campaign, price goes to $4.95), A Century of Mir- acles, is, at this writing, the most graphic CALIFORN IA using the phone numbers with local pre- work yet done on the world-girdling fixes in the regular telephone book. work of Seventh-day Adventists. It is an Adventist televiewing on Channel 5 outstanding book! Committee Reports spans every Sunday now. You can invite HERBERT FORD, Secretary, your friends to view The Adventist Hour At a meeting held June 4, Tuesday eve- Public Relations Dept. additional homes that the other release on 5 at 9 a.m., and It Is Written on 5 ning, at the Glendale Sanitarium and Hos- could not reach. at 9 p.m. On Sundays, let's keep the mes- pital, the Conference Executive Commit- To alert the public to the new release sage alive—dial Channel 5! tee heard an encouraging report on increas- time and channel, 100,000 advertising an- "Touched" Again PHILIP FOLLETT, ing baptisms throughout the conference. nouncements have been printed and dis- Some time ago I shared with you a letter Co-ordinator. Brother A. W. Hamra, conference treas- I had received, and now I bring another tributed to the churches. You may ask urer, also reported a healthy condition of one to you from some of our good nationals your church home missionary leader for On Keeping Informed the financial status of the conference. Ac- working under less favorable circumstances a supply to give to your friends. Most Seventh-day Adventists are reason- tions taken by the committee included the than we. This letter has to do largely with wiantiklabws,„ ably well informed regarding the fulfill- following: the sending of the picture rolls, although ment of the major prophecies. We can An appropriation of $100 was voted to it does refer to other Sabbath School sup- speak with authority on the falling of the the American Red Cross to carry on its plies. There may be some who would like stars, the dark day, the increase of knowl- humanitarian work for those in need in to share their lesson quarterlies, Workers, edge, "they shall not cleave together," etc. times of disaster. or other materials. I would like to urge, But how about the progress of the gospel A subsidy of $1,500 was authorized in however, that so far as the picture roll is leno'24 ,Sanitarium throughout the world? The last great sign connection with subscriptions of El Cen- concerned, please accept this as a letter of and Aspital of the second coming of Christ will be the tinela, the Spanish - language missionary appreciation from the people to whom you completion of the spread of the gospel. magazine. This subsidy will help provide are mailing your picture roll and continue Erwin J. Remboldt, administrator of the Could this prophecy be fulfilled without scores of copies of this important magazine to mail it to the individuals assigned to Glendale Sanitarium and Hospital, capped you as an individual realizing the fact? for evangelistic work by the Spanish receive the picture rolls as per the labels a busy round of Hospital Week activities Are you taking time in the rush of present churches of the conference. you get from the Sabbath School Depart- by hosting Glendale's Mayor and City day activities to read and keep abreast of Elder Brian Ellingsworth, formerly of ment. Council, presiding over "Exec Day" and the church's activities? It is one of Satan's South Africa, was invited to the pastorship guesting on the popular afternoon NBC studied purposes to keep God's remnant Kiamba, Catabato, Philippines color presentation of "Frandsen's Feature" of the Palmdale church. Elder Ellings- April 23, 1963 people so busy that we fail to feed our own worth will begin his ministry in Palmdale Sabbath School Department which immediately followed the network's soul and keep informed. Let this not hap- immediately. Southern California Conference coverage of astronaut Gordon Cooper's pen to you. Box 969, Glendale 6, California, U.S.A. Elder Walter Barber, associate pastor of space flight. H. A. ILES, Manager, Dear Sir: Purpose of the interview was to stimu- the Lynwood church, was invited to be- We do express our heartfelt gratitude and Book and Bible House. come pastor of the North Hollywood appreciation for your kindness of sending us late interest in young people to consider church. a picture roll which we greatly need for the any of the more than 200 careers available News Notes Travel to Washington, D.C., was au- children's Sabbath School division. It is to them in today's modern hospitals. Dur- fr° Elder Emmett Watts, associate Mis- thorized for Warren L. Johns, conference exactly for our present lesson and we re- ing the eight-minute interview, Mr. Rem- sionary Volunteer secretary of the confer- ceived it just on time, too. religious liberty secretary, in order that he 0, how my two boys shouted and jumped ence, was guest speaker at the Ridgecrest might be presented before the United for joy when they saw the nice pictures! The church on Sabbath, May 18. Elder Watts States Supreme Court for consideration of children in the Sabbath School were all ex- was a former pastor at the Ridgecrest practicing law before the court. It has, at cited too. Now they are more attentive than before and we now have better attendance. church. this writing, been learned that Brother One thing we regret is that we are soon to Sabbath, May 11, was Alumni Home- Johns has now been authorized to argue leave this place to another territory because coming Day at Newbury Park Academy. cases before the nation's highest court. my husband is a literature evangelist. We Elder Ruben Hilde was the guest speaker Bernie Mracek of San Fernando Acad- plan to leave the picture roll to the church at the worship hour. here. We wonder if you can be kind and emy was authorized to travel to Grand patient enough to send us another one even t Dr. J. C. Haussler, professor of religion Ledge, Michigan, where he will undergo for our next quarter. We will be glad and at La Sierra College, spoke at the 11 Medical Cadet instructor's training. Upon thankful again if you can send us some more o'clock hour Sabbath, May 18, at the his return to the conference, Brother Mra- materials for our Sabbath School such as sen- Santa Monica church. ior Sabbath School quarterlies, cek will become Medical Cadet instructor quarterlies, Worker, flannelgraphs, and cut- On Sabbath, May 11, 23 children were for the Southern California Conference. outs. You know, sir, the Sabbath School sup- boldt elaborated on the strong educational dedicated to the Lord at the Van Nuys Study and approval was given by the plies you use during the first quarter will be program for intern and resident doctors church worship service. committee to a detailed program of grad- used here in the Philippines in the third as well as nurses and technicians at the r Elder Ernest Lloyd was guest speaker quarter. Our request is only under any possi- Glendale Sanitarium and Hospital, the uate study for ministers of the conference. bility because we fear we don't have dollars at the Burbank church for the 11 o'clock This program is aimed at providing grad- to send you for necessary expenses. hospital's philosophy, and its dynamic ex- worship hour on Sabbath, May 25. uate study for our ministers within the Please send your mail to our new address: pansion plans. denomination's graduate schools. 114 Paco, Kidapawan, Catabato, Philippines. Announcement of the hospital's new The Santa Barbara congregation was So long, sir, and again we say, Thank you rehabilitation center met with favorable for being so thoughtful and kind to us here authorized to proceed with final building in the far islands. approval from Host Frandsen, whose son phases of their new sanctuary. Initial floor Sincerely yours, was successfully treated in the hospital's plans for an addition to the Oxnard church (signed) hydrotherapy department. were studied by the committee, and this Mrs. T. B. Batulayan. An exciting new program was launched church was authorized to proceed in the Surely when we read letters such as this this year at the hospital under the title of drawing of more detailed plans for their we know how much missions pay, and let "Exec Day." Students from local schools proposed addition. us dedicate larger and larger portions of were selected on the basis of their career The fifth Sabbath in November was our income, giving at least three cents out interest in one of the hospital's numerous selected for the receiving of a special of- of each income dollar for missions through departments to be an "Exec for a Day." Hundreds of persons, many of them searching for fering for needy persons at Ventura Estates the Sabbath School that this gospel may After a tour of the hospital the "Junior spiritual truth, are attending public meetings be- reach earth's remotest bounds and hasten Executives" met their senior counterparts ing held by Elder Don D. Doleman and his asso- and Azusa Valley Sanitarium. This offer- ciates at the corner of Puente and Citrus avenues ing will be taken in all churches of the the coming of Jesus. and then took over the role of department in Covina. The picture above shows Elder Dole- conference to give aid to some at these two Yours for bigger and better Sabbath head. man preaching to a Friday evening audience in a institutions for senior citizens who lack Schools, The interest was keener than we ever large tent being used by the evangelistic team. Pastors in and around the Covina area are par- CLARENCE C. Secretary, believed possible and the entire week was complete funds for their residence. Karr, ticipating with Elder Doleman and his team in CREE SANDEFUR, President. Sabbath School Department. a tremendous success. DON OLSEN. making the crusade a success.—Herbert Ford.

6 biale and Virginia Schaber; 2 brothers, Dr. Haney; son, Richard J. Hansen; 10 grand- ton, and Earl; 3 grandchildren and 5 great- E. Ray and George Watts; and 2 sisters, Pearl children and 15-great-grandchildren; sister, grandchildren. OB IT UA R I ES Moyer and Katherine Sittser. Her husband, Mrs. Ella Dixon; and 2 brothers, Oluf B. and Samuel C. Hanson, died in January 1963. Ferdinand C. Christensen. PICKERILL-Laura G. Lafferty Pickerill was born Sept. 4, 1900, in Bethel, Wash.; and HOWELL-Fannie Belle Howell was born in HE:RD-Leslie Danna Hurd was born in PiNcREE-Claude Franklin Pingree was born died May 24, 1963, at South San Gabriel, in Maryland July 1, 1894; and died May 12, 1882 at Bloomington, Ill.; and died Mar. 5, Heeth, Mass., Mar. 28, 1947; and died as the Calif. Survivors: husband, Boyd C. Pickerill; 1963, in Bakersfield, Calif. Survivors: wife, 1963, in Mentone, Calif. She attended Em- result of an auto accident Dec. 27, 1962, in 2 sons, Merlin E. and Joseph E. Lafferty; and manuel Missionary College and served in Fort Bragg, Calif. Survivors: mother, Anna Helen M. Pingree; 2 daughters, Evelyn 4 grandchildren. Rooney and Claudia Swan; son, Frank B.; several of our institutions. She is survived Hurd; father, Carl Hurd; brother, George; 8 grandchildren; and brother, Burton M. by a sister, Florence Howell. and 2 sisters, Lorraine and Rosemary. (Obit- uary received June 10, 1963.) CORRECJION.-Ill the Fritz obituary which ap- HANSON - Florence M. Watts Hanson was HANSEN-Emma Charlotte Hansen was born peared in the May 27 issue of the RECORDER, born Sept. 17, 1888, in Spokane, Wash.; and Oct. 1, 1877, in Iowa; and died May 5, 1963, JonNsToNE-Anna Corena Thompson John- the name of his wife was omitted from the died in Portland, Oreg., May 18, 1963. Sur- in Fresno, Calif. Survivors: 4 daughters, Mrs. stone was born Nov. 19, 1867, at Russiaville, list of survivors. Brother Elmer Fritz is sur- vivors: son, Virgil; 2 daughters, Viola Ca- Agnes C. Meisner, Mrs. Katherine A. Ensley, Ind.; and died May 14, 1963, in Garden vived by his wife, Sarah. We are sorry for Mrs. Laura M. Poff, and Mrs. Eleanor C. Grove, Calif. Survivors: 3 sons, Theron, Mer- this error. 060,1

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Jack summer will be Florence Tamanaha (M.A. setts, to the Land of the Gold Pagodas is physics at Pacific Union College, has ac- Staddon (music) and his wife Beverly this thrilling book Golden Boats From cepted a position as senior research en- (home economics) are under appointment Burma which tells the story of a young gineer at the California Institute of Tech- to Far Eastern Academy, Singapore; Har- missionary couple fired with the love of nology. Mr. Martz, who has been at Pa- old Peters (M.A. history) and family will Christ who dedicated their lives to the cific Union College for two years, has been sail soon for Southern Rhodesia; Jeanette people of Burma. working as a consultant for Cal Tech over Bryson (elementary education) and her Two hundred and forty-five pages of a a period of time. Last summer he helped husband George (M.A. graduate of 1962) never-to-be-forgotten story of Ann, first to build and install a 20-inch infrared tele- have received a call to Ghana; A. A. Mil- American woman missionary to Burma, scope at White Mountain, east of Bishop, ward, a graduate student in English, is and her husband, Adoniram Judson, "four- California. This summer he will assist in going with his family to Spicer Missionary teen years of adventure—tragic, amusing, a similar project with a larger telescope on College, India; Alberto Sbacchi (M.A. his- stirring and sometimes as fantastic as their the same mountain. Designing and build- tory) and his fiancée, Margareta Karlman youthful dream" is presented by Gordon ing the equipment for this new 60-inch (B.A. French and German) will spend Landly Hall. telescope will be his first project with Cal their honeymoon in Europe en route to As a result of sowing the seeds "many Tech. The instrument will be capable of the Ethiopian Union Mission. Miss Mar- memorials have been erected to Adoniram detecting infrared rays from disturbed gases tha Gonzalez, while staving within the Judson, but no memorial would please him and certain types of stars in the universe. Pacific Union, should also receive special more than the whole Burmese Christian "It is with sincere regret that my family recognition as she goes back to teach at community that now exceed six hundred and I leave Pacific Union College and the her old school at the Calexico Mission. thousand in a population of about twenty Angwin community," Mr. Martz stated, Accepting appointments in the Northern Shown above are home of the 1963 graduates who million people, most of whom are Bud- "but this particular research project is one California Conference are: Pat Buller (so- have accepted teaching appointments in denomi- dhists." which I have a strong desire to see devel- cial studies, elementary) PUC campus national schools for the next school year. On the Get this book today for your personal top row, right hand side, are Dr. Normington, oped and one which appears to be a new school; Pat Curry (elementary), Redding; chairman of the Education Department, and next to library by sending a post card or telephone frontier in astrophysics." Marie Hoffer (elementary), Fortuna; Li- him, Miss Louise Ambs, professor of education. order to your Book and Bible House. "The lah Nutting (elementary), Santa Rosa; spiritual ideals permeating this lively ac- German Diplomats Visit Marilyn Keisz (music), Napa; Gary elementary) and Alice Kondo (M.A. ele- count may change many a youth from a Two German diplomats, Consul Dr. Klemp (music), Fortuna; W. R. Zollinger mentary), both to the elementary school life of self-seeking to one of noble service." Erick Franz Sommer and Vice Consul Dr. (industrial arts), Santa Rosa; Ada Craft attached to the Hawaiian Mission Acad- H. Citron, visited Pacific Union College on (elementary), returning to Paradise. emy; and returning to the Nevada-Utah May 14 and in the evening spoke to stu- Central California has extended calls Conference will be Richard Busby (ele- dents gathered in the Cypress Room of the to: Bette Best (elementary), Modesto; mentary), Salt Lake City. "He who takes his position as separate College Cafeteria. Sponsored by the Mod- Owen Hablutzel (religion, elementary), Accepting calls outside the Pacific Un- from the world, and strives to become one ern Languages Club, their topic was, "Ber- Modesto; Danielle Herman (elementary), ion are: Brooke Sadler (social studies), with Christ, will be successful in drawing lin—Decisive Issue for East and West." Burlingame; Ruth Storz (elementary), Battle Creek Academy, Michigan; Arvel souls to God." The diplomats were flown from the Campbell; Jeanette Suelzle (elementary), Sage (science), Okanagan Academy, Can- San Francisco Airport to the Angwin Air- San Francisco; LeRoy Steck (M.A. busi- ada; Len Bassham (English), Milo Acad- port by Dr. Virgil Parrett. ness), Modesto; Bob Bolander (Bible), San emy; Robert Fessler (industrial arts), Co- gious reasons and the provision for neces- Dr. Sommer was born in Moscow, Rus- Francisco; George Lessard (M.A. chem- lumbia Academy; John Moffatt (M.A. sary surveillance are provided for in the sia, attended high school in Moscow and istry), Mountain View; T. Werner (M.A. speech), Columbia Union College; Jessie California Government Code, Section 18- Riga, Latvia, and received his doctor's de- education), San Jose; and Shirley Irwin Duley (secretarial science), registrar, Gem 940. Three provisions of this law, all of gree in philosophy from the University of (elementary), returning to Modesto. State Academy. which were amended in 1959, need to be Berlin. He entered the German Foreign To Southern California will go: Ger- Dorothy Baxter (physical education) understood by applicants. Service in 1940, accompanied German aldine Gima (elementary), San Gabriel; and Marilyn Venden (elementary) will "1. Requests for deferred examinations delegations to Russia 1940-41, and was a Helen Benton (social studies), Orange- be teaching in public schools—the former must be made on or before the final date Soviet prisoner of war from 1945 to 1955. wood Academy; Sadie Price (elementary), near Berrien Springs and the latter in for filing applications for the examination. Fifty Graduates Announce Los Angeles Union; L. Barron (M.A. edu- Riverside County, as they assist their new (The requests, however, should be by let- Teaching Plans cation) returning as registrar to Glendale husbands in graduate study at Andrews ter rather than on the application form.) Of this year's seniors and post-graduate Academy; H. Carter (M.A. education), and Loma Linda universities. Pat Chris- "2. The Personnel Board may waive the students, 39 completed requirements for returning as accountant to San Fernando tian Drake (English) is teaching at the usual surveillance if examination security State and General Conference teaching Academy. Advanced Language School, Taipei, Tai- does not require it. credentials in June and 'a further 11 expect Southeastern has called: Martha Gonza- wan. "3. The applicant is not required to pay to finish their work this summer. Alto- lez (elementary), Calexico Mission School; Eight others look forward to marriage the costs of either surveillance or the de- gether, 43 have and/or further graduate study, "Uncle ferred examination. announced their Sam," or are still awaiting appointment: "Our problem is that people see an an- acceptance of Bob Westerhout (religion), Sam Lam nouncement of an examination and often teaching appoint- (music), Dave Roland (music), Earl Lar- apply to take it without noticing the day ments in denom- sen (music), Alex Young (industrial arts), of the week on which it is to be held. inational schools Philip Miller (industrial arts), Linda When they receive their notice about a for next school Whalin (elementary), and Carole Draper week before the test date they become year. (elementary). aware of the problem, and then ask for DR. L. W. NORMINGTON, special testing arrangements. We accom- ca Chairman, modate them if possible, but it is very Department of Education. difficult and often expensive. It often in-

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in remote locations by telephone as well n Civil Service Examinations as the after-hours opening of offices or ca to We have many requests from members schools on short notice. In some cases it of our churches for information regarding has not been possible to make these ar- ing r.0 l the taking of Civil Service Examinations rangements in the limited time. When on Saturday. The following is from the we are notified when the application is

s. 4as California State Personnel Board in Sac- >2 filed we can make arrangements easily and S... 4-1 ramento and will give you all the informa- can avoid disappointments to the appli- 4-) 0 S. Pacific Union College graduates who have accepted mission appointments this tion you need in the event you wish to take cants." C..) ci spring are: left to right, Mr. ('62) and Mrs. ('63) George Bryson; Mr. and Mrs. Jack such an examination. This you should ALGER H. JOHNS, Secretary, r-4 Staddon ('63); Mr. A. A. Milward and family; Mr. Harold Peters ('63) and family; keep for reference: Dept. of Religious Liberty, 0) CZ and not shown in the picture, Mr. Alberto Sbacchi ('63) and his fiancee, Margareta tr) F Karlman ('63). "The deferring of examinations for reli- Pacific Union Conference. 0 0 C ct1 0 L"