official organ of the Pacific Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists Christian Record Names Terry Cagle Southwestern Leader The Christian Record Braille Founda- tion is pleased to announce the appoint- ment of Mr. Terry Cagle as field leader for the Southewestern 44 Division which in- 46 I cludes Arizona, a por- tion of the Pacific Un- ion Conference. We know that the members of the Ari- ARIZONA • • HAWAII • NEVADA • UTAH zona Conference will welcome Mr. Cagle to their state. He has al- VOL. 69 ANGWIN, CALIFORNIA, MARCH 12, 1970 NO. 36 ready taken up his new duties. Terry Cagle Mr. Cagle will have Six Prize Winners Named working under him 14 field representatives A New Adventure in Understanding of the Foundation. He will be responsible also for enlisting new workers, persons by E. W. TARR in Division Photo Contest interested in this humanitarian work of Director, General Conference Bureau of Public Relations By M. CAROL HETZELL serving blind and physically-handicapped Judges of the North American Division people. The art of clear and effective communication is, humanly speaking, the greatest Photo Contest have named six prize win- need of the church today. From the very beginning of the Christian movement Christ's Several years ago 1\4r. Cagle served as ners with a missionary furloughee taking the a successful field representative with the followers were commissioned to communicate: "Go ye into all the world and preach the top spot and first prizes in two categories. gospel." (Mark 16:15) Foundation when he was called to be a Sydney E. Allen, Jr., dean of theology leader in the Publishing Department of How are we facing this challenge today? It must be con- at Philippine Union College, submitted the Southern Union. Previous to this pres- fessed that on the whole Christians are doing a very poor job of numerous photos in several categories, with ent promotion he was connected with the communication. They seem to be finding the communications his close-up shot of a blind beggar earn- Home Health Education Service in the barriers almost insurmountable. The preaching of the gospel is fling the grand award. Prof. Allen's camera same union. being complicated by our technology, by the population explosion, brought him $150 in prizes. For 71 years the Christian Record the metropolitan explosion, and many other barriers. Second place in the grand award class Braille Foundation has been serving blind, Much of the time Christians appear to be out of touch with went to Minnesota Conference treasurer visually and physically handicapped peo- issues which have captured the thinking of the world around H. W. Pritchard. His ple. Services include Braille, large-print, them. Some fail to communicate effectively because they do not appealing photo of a and recorded books and magazines. Among understand the language of the people, and when they speak, child struggling with the doctrinal services are: Review and they speak in terms that are not understood. Often the Christian crayolas at her desk E. W. Tarr Herald, Sabbath school lessons, and ten message is presented in an intricate theological frame of reference had been entered in Bible correspondence courses. that is understandable to only a few. There are also less thoughtful people who seem the "education" cate- A lending library is maintained with to be operating on a maximum of words and a minimum of communication, often sub- gory. His award was thousands of volumes in Braille and re- stituting loquaciousness for performance. a check for $100. corded on tape and on records. All of the Effective Communication Southeastern Cali- services are provided entirely free to those fornia Conference pub- Though one hundred percent communication effectiveness is impossible, and a gap qualifying. The Foundation operates com- lic relations director, always exists between the sender and the receiver, it is the person who recognizes this pletely on contributions, bequests, and C. Elwyn Platner, took gap in his every communication attempt who is already on his way to becoming a C. Elwyn Platner trust agreements. successful communicator. Because of these and many other problems in our complicated third place with his A biennial offering is taken in all Sev- picture of two young people singing to a world of communications, it is important that we search for relevant forms of service enth-day Adventist churches to defray the and witness. wheelchair retiree. It also took first prize expenses of these sectarian services. The in the "youth activities" category, bringing The future development and growth of the church is dependent upon our building offering will be taken on May 16. Show him a total of $75. the blind you care by making a generous public confidence in what we are doing and public understanding of what we are Three other public relations directors trying to do. This is the purpose of the donation. won awards of $25 each: S. A. Yakush of Those interested in knowing more about seminar in public relations offered by An- UNIQUE SERVICE FOR SABBATH Southern California Conference, Charles drews University Theological Seminary this denominational work should write to: R. Beeler of the Ohio Conference, and Box 6097, Lincoln, Nebraska 68506. under the sponsorship of the General Con- SCHOOL TEACHERS AVAILABLE Eston L. Allen of the Illinois Conference. ference Bureau of Public Relations. In That's right, you can have Dr. Leslie C. G. CROSS, General Manager, Each man received a check for $25. Christian Record Braille Foundation. 1970 the two-week course will begin July Hardinge, one of our outstanding in-depth Elder Yakush's prize-winning photo 1, a few days after the close of the Gen- Bible scholars, come into your home or showed a young teenager admiring a riding eral Conference Session. Thus the oppor- Sabbath School teachers' meeting every horse at youth camp. Elder Beeler's photo Association of Seventh-day tunity of keeping abreast of advances in week. Here's how: showed Evangelist Joe Crews counseling the field of church communications will For each quarter, Dr. Hardinge draws Adventist Nurses to with a little girl. Eston Allen's entry Meet in May also be available to delegates before return- from his deep and rich background of showed young campers swinging out across ing to their home divisions. Biblical information to analyze and clarify May 1 to 3 is the weekend for the a lake on a rope. third annual retreat and business meet- Bible texts of the Sabbath School lesson. Seminar Instruction The quality these pictures had in com- ing of the Association of Seventh-day These are recorded on tape, and you can mon was a personal appeal to the viewer. Adventist Nurses. Our meetings immedi- Instruction by a high-level group of play them back for your own personal en- Each was packed with human interest. In ately precede the convention of the eight professional public relations practi- ANA in Miami, Florida. AS1).-\N mem- richment or in the teachers' meeting. addition the prints had achieved a quality tioners and leaders will cover a variety of bers, you're urged to attend! If you are Each lesson is embellished in a 14-min- of excellence that marked them above the not a member, please come and get subjects, including such fields as bridging ute exposition on the lesson, and then per- ordinary. acquainted. Watch for more details. the gap in modern communication; using sonal evaluations are suggested with rele- Announcement of the 1970 North the mass media of communication—writ- vant applications. Thirteen lessons are on American Division Photo Contest will soon ing, radio and television, advertising; the one tape; total playing time is three hours. be forthcoming. You need not be a pro- exploration and measurement of public You can survey the whole lesson concept fessor or a public relations director to win. General Conference Session opinion; evangelistic advertising and lay- for the quarter and then review it the Sab- Many churches have members who enjoy Band Is Planned out. bath for which it is intended—all of this photography as a hobby. Why not put A General Conference Session Band is for only $4.95. scheduled to perform June 12 and 13. Re- The university will grant four credits to your hobby to work for you and for your hearsal is called for one o'clock, Friday , eligible students for the two weeks of Order these from your Sabbath School church? Plan now to enter the 1970 con- afternoon, June 12, in the Convention Hall study, but will also admit others on an Child Evangelism Center or Book and test. Rules will be available shortly. Watch at Atlantic City. audit basis. For Seventh-day Adventists Bible House. Every Sabbath School should for the announcement in your union paper. If there are young people and adults with a zestful spirit of inquiry who would have at least one and many individuals You might be the happy winner of a who play instruments well, are good sight will want their personal copy. The price readers and are interested, they should like to enter upon what promises to be a prize or even the grand award for 1970! write directly to Dr. Melvin S. Hill, Pacific new adventure in understanding, further is the same to all. Be sure to get your or- Pictures submitted in the North Amer- Union College, Angwin, California 94508. information may be obtained by writing to ders in for the lessons for the second quar- ican Division Photo Contest are held on If students are to be in attendance and if the Generarl Conference Bureau of Public ter. Order now. they are interested in performing with the file for consideration by denominational band, they may contact the band directors Relations, or The Dean, School of Grad- CLARENCE C. KOTT, Secretary, publishers. If a picture is used in a publica- of the institutions for blanks to be com- uate Studies, Andrews University, Berrien Sabbath School Department, tion, payment for its use will be made to pleted. Springs, Michigan 49104. Pacific Union Conference. the photographer. So even a loser can win! NEW ASSISTANT CHAPLAIN FOR THE GLENDALE HOSPITAL Solithent • 0 • • • • • Elder G. Edward Bryan assumed the duties of head chaplain at the Glendale

ALL STORIES, obituaries, advertisements, etc. Adventist Hospital in January. He succeeds go to local conference "RECORDER coordina- Thirty White Memorial Union tor." All other questions should be sent to Faith for Today Evangelist Chaplain Howard Mat- Box 146, Glendale, California 91209. School Students Are Baptized tison, who has retired EDITOR Shirley Burton Duncan in Ventura Crusade A nine-week baptismal class was con- and is moving to Ar- MANAGING EDITOR Margaret Follett Everett Earl Duncan, director of evan- ducted at the White Memorial Union kansas. ASSISTANT EDITORS W. J. Blacker, School by R. Edward Johnson, associate Chaplain Bryan is a R. L. Cone, W. D. Walton gelism at Faith for Today, begins a three- week crusade for Christ in the Ventura of the White Memorial Church. 1956 graduate of Wal- PACIFIC UNION RECORDER is the official Church, 6300 Tele- More than 30 students attended the la Walla College with newspaper of the Pacific Union Conference of classes which were divided into three dis- a B.A. degree in The- Seventh-day Adventists and is published week- phone Road, Ventura, ly, 50 times a year, at Angwin, California on Saturday night, cussion groups. Seventh-day Adventist be- ology. In 1965 he com- pleted his M.A. degree 94508. Editorial office is at 1545 North Ver- March 21, at 7:15. liefs were explored through Voice of G. Edward Bryan dugo Road (Box 146), Glendale, California His opening mes- Prophecy lessons, the Baptismal Manual, at Andrews University. 91209. Second-class postage is paid at Ang. and inductive Bible study. He is a member of the State of California win, California. sage will be "Farther in Space, Deeper in Many are planning to be baptized dur- Marriage and Family and Child Counsel- SUBSCRIPTION RATE: No charge to Ad- ing and also of the Academy of Religion ventist members of Pacific Union Conference Sin—What on Earth Is ing the evangelistic crusade in progress at churches. Two dollars per year to others. Next?" Hear God's an- the White, conducted by Pastor Lloyd and Mental Health. ADDRESS CHANGES: Send all changes of Wyman. Prior to accepting the position as assist- swer to man's dilemma. ALICE DUNN, PR Secretary, address to RECORDER, Box 36, Angwin, Calif. ant chaplain at Glendale Adventist Hos- These meetings will White Memorial Church. 94508. Make sure Zip Code accompanies all pital, Chaplain Bryan served in that ca- addresses—old, new, or deletions. run six nights a week Everett Earl Duncan pacity at the White Memorial Medical POSTMASTER: All returns should be sent to for three weeks, Thurs- PACIFIC UNION RECORDER, Box 36, Angwin, day night excluded. Center in Los Angeles. During the years California 94508. If you have relatives or friends in the 1959 to 1964, he and his family served as missionaries in South America, where they PACIFIC UNION CONFERENCE—W. J. Blacker, Ventura area, please notify them; also president; R. L. Cone, treasurer; W. D. notify Elder Robert F. Tomlin, pastor of learned to speak Spanish fluently. Walton, secretary; (Box 146) 1545 North the Ventura Church, of their names and He and his wife, Dorothy, who is em- Verdugo Road, Glendale, California 91209. ployed in the X-ray Department, have Phone (213) 241-5173. addresses. ROBERT F. TOMLIN, three children—Janet, Norman, and Caro- ARIZONA CONFERENCE —John V. Stevens, lyn. The family especially enjoys travel, president; Orville 0. Butler, secretary-treas- I Pastor, Ventura Church. urer; (Box 10097) 2601 East Thomas Road, South American cultural studies, and his- Phoenix, Arizona 85016. Phone (602) 956- tory. $ 9100. White Memorial Church Plans LEE A. HOOKER, Director, CENTRAL CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE — M. C. "His Land" Film for March 13 Mr. Cross, White Memorial Union School principal, Public Relations, Torkelsen, president; E. W. Amundson, secre- . On March 13 the White Memorial hands VOP diploma to Bryan Oshiro. Glendale Adventist Hospital. tory; R. L. Stretter, treasurer; (Box 580) 1691 i The Alameda, San Jose, California 95106. Church will be showing the newest Billy Phone (408) 297-1584. Graham film, "His Land," in the Olivet Unordained Spend Day at the Conference Office HAWAIIAN MISSION—A. G. Streifling, presi• Chapel at 7:30 p.m. dents Mun On Chang, secretary-treasurer; This is the first showing in this area (Box 4037, Zip Code 96812) 2258 Nuuanu of this color motion picture that is as Avenue, Honolulu, Hawaii 96817. Phone 536-4436. different as it is dramatic. NEVADA-UTAH CONFERENCE—D. E. Dirksen, You are cordially invited to come and I president; Gerald Lashier, secretary-treasurer; bring your friends. (Box 1470) 1095 East Taylor Street, Reno, R. EDWARD JOHNSON, Nevada 89505. Phone (702) 322-6929. Associate Pastor, NORTHERN CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE— James E. Chase, president; E. A. Schmidt, White Memorial Church. treasurer; Stuart Jayne, secretary; (Box 149) 1811 Eleventh Avenue, Oakland, California Community Health Week 94604. Phone (415) 534.1710. SOUTHEASTERN CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE— Celebration at Eagle Rock J. W. Osborn, president; J. B. Bogle, treas- In cooperation with the Community 1 urer; Melvin L. Lukens, secretary; (Box 7584) Health Association, the Eagle Rock 9707 Magnolia Avenue, Riverside, California Church will help commemorate the t 92503. Phone (714) 689-1350. twenty-sixth Annual Community Health SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE—H. C. Retzer, president; Harold L. Calkins, secre- Week in Los Angeles County during the tory: Leonard Webb, treasurer; (Box 969) week of March 15 to 21. 1535 East Chevy Chase Drive, Glendale, As part of the celebration a Five-Day California 91209. Phone (213) 243-6231. Plan to Stop Smoking is planned for Wills, trust agreements, and annuities should March 15 to 19, to be held at the church February 23 was "Orientation Day" for the unordained pastors at the conference office. They spent be made in favor of the legal association located at 2239 Merton Avenue in Eagle the entire day visiting and learning about the many departments and their workings. The conference rather than the conference. Write your con- administrators are pictured with these young pastors. First row, left to right, Phil Jones, Elder L. F. ference secretary-treasurer for the exact name. Rock (Los Angeles), from 7:30 to 9 p.m. The program will be under the direction Webb, Elder H. C. Retzer, Elder Harold Calkins, Carlos Morales, and Larry Mitchel. Second row, Douglas Kilcher, Leonard Willett, Albert Liersch, and John Alspaugh. Third row, Robert Dent, Glenn of Dr. Herbert Harder, pathologist from Howell, Dale Ratzlaff, Timothy Berry, Edward Johnson, and Robert Pooley. Rockne Dahl and Daniel the Glendale Adventist Hospital, and A. Flores were unable to be present for the day. Howard Miller, pastor of the Eagle Rock SUNSET TABLE Church. One of the hardest age groups to con- Special health emphasis will be given vince that they need to retire are children climaxing this week by Dr. Herschel C. —at bedtime. Friday, March 13 Lamp, assistant professor, Department of Angwin 6:15 Riverside 5:56 Tropical Health, School of Public Health, Chico 6:12 San Diego 5:55 Loma Linda University. His message will Eureka 6:21 San Jose 6:13 be entitled "Avenues to the Soul." Fresno 6:05 Phoenix 6:34 Lodi 6:10 Reno 6:04 So—start now to invite your friends to Loma Linda 5:55 Salt Lake City 6:32 participate in this special week of health with Los Angeles 5:59 Hilo 6:29 involvement by the members of the Eagle Oakland 6:14 Honolulu 6:40 Rock Church. GEORGE For reservations and more information, Friday, March 20 please call the church office, 257-5803, Angwin 6:21 Riverside 6:01 VOP VANDEMAN MARCHING BAND.—Two young members of Chico 6:19 San Diego 6:00 between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m., Monday the Crescenta-Canada Church — Alyssa Ford (left) Eureka 6:28 San Jose 6:19 through Thursday, and on Friday, 9 a.m. and Raylene Pullen—compare their big yellow 11:00 P.M. Fresno 6:11 Phoenix 6:40 membership buttons in The 's and 12 noon. Sunday Lodi 6:17 Reno 6:11 1970 Christian Stamp Marching Band—a campaign JUNE SILVA, Secretary, Loma Linda 6:00 Salt Lake City 6:39 Channel 13, KCOP-TV through which boys and girls can help tell the Los Angeles 6:04 Hilo 6:31 Health and Temperance, gospel story by sending full books of trading Oakland 6:21 Honolulu 6:42 Eagle Rock Church. stamps to The Voice of Prophecy. 2 PACIFIC UNION RECORDER March 12, 1970 Three Ministerial Interns March 27 Is the Date Set for Corona Church Choir Program Called to Southeastern The Corona Seventh-day Adventist Three ministerial interns have been Church choir will perform "A Service of called to serve in the Southeastern Cali- Darkness," by Dale Wood, on Friday eve- fornia Conference, all from Pacific Union ning, March 27, at 7:30. College. They arc Consisting of seven choral meditations Raul E. Castillo, Dan on the last words of Christ interspersed A. Savino, and Philip with readings from the Scriptures, this J. Lizzi. "Service of Darkness" commemorates the Mr. Lizzi is the son suffering and death of Christ on the cross. of Mr. and Mrs. Dom- Until recently the organist and chorister inic Lizzi, Sebastopol, at the Eden Lutheran Church in Riverside, California. He is a stu- the composer, Dale Wood, is highly re- dent elder at the Pa- spected throughout the for cific Union College his sacred musical compositions. In this Church and has as- work Mr. Wood has combined an ancient sisted in evangelistic Philip J. Lizzi Christian tradition with modern musical meetings in Santa forms to create a work of great beauty and Rosa. He has worked with the Pathfinder solemn simplicity. and youth programs of his church and has assisted in Branch Sabbath School work. The choir is directed by Ben Tupper The son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor A. with Alice Wareham at the organ. Guests Savino, Dan is a veteran of four years of are urged to arrive early, as no one will summer work at Pine Springs Ranch. He be allowed to enter the auditorium after was a counselor two years and was nature the service has started. The address of the church is 819 Belle Street, Corona, California. Their 1 [appiest Years ELWOOD STAFF, Pastor.

Give to the Paradise Valley Manor Offering March 28 Theme of Convention Is Youth Involvement in Evangelism The excitement of youth evangelism was the heart of the 1970 Youth Leaders Convention at Pine Springs Ranch Jan- Soatheadterm • • • • . uary 23 to 25. Church MV societies represented at the convention pledged a goal of 201 bap- tisms through a variety of youth involve- ment activities throughout the year. Mr. and Mrs. Dan A. Savino. From the keynote message by Gary Stanhiser to the commitment banquet talk director and boys' director one year each. by Glen Coon, the one prevailing theme He was a Bible instructor recently with was youth involvement in evangelism. the Detamore evangelistic team in Ana- Many convention features were pre- heim. This year Dan is president of the pared for the 250 delegates and staff mem- PUC Temperance Club and is vice presi- bers. On Sabbath morning Elder John W. dent of the campus Ministerial Fellowship Osborn, conference president, challenged Club. the delegates to let God lead them in their Mr. Savino is married to the former personal lives as well as in their society Valerie Jean Gould who has completed a plans for the coming year. two-year secretarial course at PUC and is The Good News Folk Group from La a receptionist at St. Helena Sanitarium. Sierra Academy presented a musical pro- Raul, the son of Elder and Mrs. Samuel gram under the direction of Pastor Rick Castillo, is one of the local elders of the Rice. Four representatives from Pacific St. Helena Spanish Church and is also Union College Preparatory School and one each from Sacramento and Golden Gate academies told of campus witnessing March 21 and 22 programs in their areas. A tribute to Adventist servicemen who Hear , Telecast Speaker have died in Vietnam was presented by at the Buckey Weeks, himself a veteran of the Vietnam conflict and a student at La Si- San Diego Civic Theater, Second and B Streets erra Campus of LLU. Music leader for the weekend was Don Vollmer, teacher at Lynwood Academy. Workshop sessions to prepare the lead- Testimony Countdown Begins When you send your change of ers for their responsibilities for the com- at Orange Church March 18 address ... ing year were presented by the following A golden opportunity awaits all the persons: Programs: W. E. Dopp; One-to- members and friends of the Orange One: Gary Stanhiser; Sabbath Schools: Church each Wednesday night from 7:30 Des Cummings; Socials: David Taylor; to 8:30 beginning March 18. Recreation: Bob Schneider; Positive Liv- Narcotics: Mr. and Mrs. Raul E. Castillo. Everywhere "Testimony Countdown" ing: Ritchie Christianson; has been studied and experienced, spiritual Glenn Chinn; Music: Flarris Mullen; public relations secretary of the campus revival and blessings have followed. The Singspirations: Don Nelson; New Moral- Elwyn Ministerial Fellowship Club. He has par- teacher will be Pastor Henry Barron. ity: Ernie Bursey; Public Relations: ticipated in various church-related activi- Platner; Inner City: Lorenzo Paytee; Evan- ties and was a student literature evange- Bachelor's degree in Spanish from PUC gelism: Harmon Brownlow. list one summer in the Northern California last year. With these preparations behind them, Conference and worked at the Central We welcome these young people into the leaders have launched into a year California Conference summer camp two the working force of our conference and which they expect to be the best in service summers. wish them God's blessing as they complete for Christ. Mr. Castillo's wife, Sarah, is an ele- their training for service for Him. at both your old and new home. WILLIAM E. Dopy, Secretary, mentary school teacher and received a JOHN W. OSBORN, President. Missionary Volunteer Dept. PACIFIC UNION RECORDER March 12, 1970 3 Five-Day Plan to be Held in Sacramento Woetheem. . . • • • • by the Sacramento Central Church March 15 to 19 7:30 nightly Four Central Locations to Have DAVID G. RAND NOW PASTORS Elder Clarence Duffield THE VALLEJO BEREA CHURCH Public Relations Workshops and Area workshops will be held in four Doctor William Eaton One of our new workers for Northern central locations this month for press rela- doctor-clergyman team. California Conference is Elder David G. tions secretaries, pastors, and all others who For more information, Rand, pastor of the Vallejo Berea Church. are interested in the public relations of our call 988-0186 or 457-7251 Elder Rand taught school in Gary, In- (.\rca Code 916) churches throughout Northern California. diana, for two years before entering the Listed below are the times and places of ministry. He has pastored in the Lake Re- these workshops. Feel welcome and free gion Conference at Battle Creek, Kala- to attend any or all of the meetings nearest Contra Costa Federated MV to mazoo, Jackson, Ecorse, and Bellville, Mi- you. Guest speaker will be Miss Shirley Have First Meeting March 14 chigan. Burton of the Pacific Union Conference A fast-moving mosaic of music and mes- Elder Rand and his wife, Martha, have Public Relations Department. sage highlights the first Contra Costa Fed- a lovely daughter, Marquita, who was five "It took a miracle" to acquire reservations for The instruction will be primarily for erated MV meeting to be held this Sab- the Oakland Civic Auditorium in the heart of years old last November. those who are directly related to preparing bath, March 14, at 3 p.m. in the Pleasant downtown Oakland for a period of two and a We welcome this family to this confer- news stories for the media and study will Hill Church located at 800 Grayson Road, half months. ence and wish them God's rich blessing in be given to other areas of public relations. Pleasant Hill. The program, entitled "MV their important work in Vallejo. We invite all who are concerned and inter- Kaleidoscope," will present various youth JAMES E. CHASE, President. ested to attend these workshops. music and witness activities from through- "It Took a Miracle" to March 22—Sunday-3 to 6 p.m. out the Bay Area. Reserve Civic Auditorium St. Helena Sanitarium Some features to be presented include March 24—Tuesday-7:30 to 9 p.m. the Rio Lindo Academy Lindaires, a ven- Arrangements to reserve the Oakland Feather River Sanitarium, Paradise triloquist with his "gospel manikins," and Civic Auditorium Arena and Theatre for March 25—Wednesday-7:30 to 9 p.m. Pleasant Hill Church singer Tim Mustard, who has produced the length of time that we decided to con- his own sacred recording. Other vocal and duct a series of meetings with Elder E. E. March 26—Thursday-7:30 to 9 p.m. Eureka Church instrumental numbers will be presented Cleveland from the General Conference W. B. BRISTOW, from Golden Gate Academy, Rio Lindo seemed almost impossible as we ap- Director, Public Affairs. Academy, Pacific Union College, and proached Mr. L. C. Lueddeke of the city Pleasant Hill junior Academy as well as who controls the rental of the auditorium. variety reports of thrilling youth evange- He informed us that there were several lism. problems that had to be worked out if we Following the program, tables and chairs were to reserve the Arena five days a week will be available in Pleasant Hill Junior for a period of two and a half months, Academy's Kindopp Hall for those who which is a rather long stretch of reserva- wish to bring their own picnic supper and tions for an auditorium that is used for so fellowship together during the supper many events as the Oakland Civic Audi- hour. torium. Concert Chorale Is Coming to Sundown vespers will then be provided Mr. Lueddeke was very understanding Sacramento Union Academy by the students of Pleasant Hill Junior of our problem and very kindly worked The United Medical Laboratories, Inc., Academy in a nearby city park. Literature the difficulties out and by a miracle, as we of Portland, Oregon, presents the "Concert will be available to possible interested on- consider it because we feel the Lord did Chorale" under the direction of Prof. Mel- lookers. lead in the securing of this hall for Elder Elder and Mrs. David G. Rand and Marquita, vin W. Davis. A varied program of secular Beginning at 7:30 an evening of family Cleveland. Mr. Lueddeke was successful now of the Vallejo Berea Church. works will be performed at the Seventh- recreation will be conducted in the Mar- in shifting other reservations and some ad- day Adventist Sacramento Union Acad- tinez Alhambra High School gym with vance reservations were canceled. The en- C. B. Harris Is Grand Avenue emy Auditorium, 5601 Winding Way, basketball, volleyball, table games, and tire time opened up that we might have Church's New Associate Pastor Carmichael, March 14 at 7:30 p.m. other activities available. this fine auditorium seating over 6,000 Elder C. B. Harris and his wife, Shirley Well known in the Northwest for its This newly-formed Federated MV is people located in the very heart of down- Dean, arrived in Oakland recently to take wide-ranging repertoire and sensitive in- administered by the Antioch, Pittsburg, town Oakland, accessible by all modes up duties in the Oakland Grand Avenue terpretations, the Chorale gave thirty con- Concord, and Pleasant Hill churches. Of- of transportation to the entire Bay Area. Church. Elder Harris certs last year in Oregon, Washington, and ficers for the federation will be announced Certainly the Lord worked a miracle in will be the associate British Columbia. Admission: adults, $1; at the 1\4V meeting. the preparation for this spiritual crusade pastor there. students, 75 cents; families, $3. The pub- All are invited. to attend the afternoon that will be conducted by Elder Cleveland Elder Harris gradu- lic is invited. and evening events. from July 12 through September. ated from La Sierra DOLORES KUHLMANN, KEN VEAL, Assoc. Pastor, We invite all those in the Bay Area to College in 1952 with Sacramento Union Academy. Pleasant Hill Church. plan to attend this series by Elder E. E. a B.A., and from Ari- Cleveland. Meetings will be held five zona State University nights a week for a period of two and a with an M.A. degree. half months and certainly we should re- He has formerly been member Elder Cleveland and his co-work- pastor in the Arizona ers in prayer as they plan for this great Conference, Bible C. B. Harris spiritual crusade in the city of Oakland. teacher for Thunder- bird and Mile High academies, and princi- If you know of those who should at- pal of the Thunderbird and Chisholm tend, send their names along and we will Trail academies. contact them. The program will certainly We're happy to have Elder Harris with justify all the time and effort that has gone us, and the conference administration joins into its planning. the Grand Avenue Church family in wish- W. B. BRISTOW, ing the Harrises God's richest blessing in Director, Public Affairs. their work here in Northern. S. R. JAYNE, Secretary.

PLEASE NOTE: Individuals are being Alumni asked again to care for their own changes Homecoming of address. Please use the form appearing April 11, 1970 in this issue on Page 7 if you are moving Honored Classes or if your address is changing for any 1910 — 1920 — 1930 —1940-1950-1960 reason. BE SURE to attach the address from your paper! The United Medical Laboratories, Inc., Concert Chorale, coming to Sacramento Union Academy March 14. 4 PACIFIC UNION RECORDER March 12, 1970

Ileeada-Wtah . . . .

New Workers Welcomed at January Evangelistic Council Seven new workers and their families ference to the Provo District, arriving in who joined the Nevada-Utah Conference November of 1969. Elder Frase had just during the last nine months of 1969 were completed one Ingathering campaign and welcomed at the January Evangelism arrived in time to begin another. In a short Council held in the headquarters office at time his two churches had a large gain over Reno, Nevada. the previous year. Keith Mulligan and his family of the Elder and Mrs. Frase are aggressive Southern California Conference accepted workers for God and are appreciated in a call and arrived in Monument Valley the Provo and Milford. The new pastor is an first of April. Elder Mulligan and his wife, experienced radio speaker and his voice is Joyce, love the Navajos and are happy mis- already being heard on the air waves in Pastor Harold Kono stands at the speaker's desk to thank the members and friends who built the sionaries. They are dedicated, willing work- Provo. Soul winning is foremost in the church. Seated on the platform with the youth choir are, from left to right: Dr. James Akita, Elder ers with a desire to do things for God in planning and thinking of Pastor Frase and Robert Nomi, Elder Archa Dart, Elder A. G. Streifling, Mr. Mun On Chang, Elder Shohei Miyake, Navajoland. Elder Mulligan is a good soul his assistant, Lyle Johnson. Elder Hideo Oshita, and Mr. Shigeru Morikone. winner and excellent organizer. He and Robert L. Larsen and his family received Elder Tom Holliday, our Indian minister an invitation to come to the Bishop-Lone and translator, make an efficient team. Pine Distriot while living in Keene, Texas. They are conducting baptisms frequently. We are happy they responded and moved Monument Valley is proving to be one of to Bishop early in November. Elder Larsen Wawaii . • • • • * I • • the most fruitful areas in our conference. and his wife have already endeared them- selves to the membership in their two churches. Ingathering was completed in a short time after their arrival and new Japanese Congregation Dedicates Its New Sanctuary heights were reached in participation and Honolulu's Japanese Seventh-day Ad- mately $100,000. Because of the dedicated amounts solicited. Pastor Larsen is making ventist congregation, homeless since its work of former pastors and the thrift of plans for an outstanding year for member- organization in 1940 with 32 members the congregation, Elder Kono beams the ship gains through Bible evangelism. pastored by Elder Shohei Miyake, dedi- good news that everything has been pur- Elder and Mrs. J. B. Currier are happy cated its beautiful new sanctuary in Manoa chased on a cash basis, so there are no in the Moab-Price, Utah, District. They Valley to the service of the Lord during payments outstanding. came from Arizona the first of December. an afternoon program, Sabbath, February The house of the Lord in Manoa Valley Since coming Elder Currier and his wife 7. Its present 220 membership was joined is as comfortable as the members expect have helped complete the Ingathering in by enough visitors from the business com- their homes to be. A non-member friend record time with a good overflow. Follow- munity and sister churches to force over- of the church donated a quality grand ing this achievement Elder Currier made flow seating in the regular 400-seat sanc- piano. Three widows gave their "mite," arrangements for a daily radio program, tuary. "A Visit with Currier," which he is now and an Allen organ was secured for the During the afternoon program in which conducting on KURA-1450 in Moab— sanctuary. Cushioned pews and carpeted Elder A. G. Streifling, president of the Coming to the Evangelistic Council from Monument every morning at 6:45 plus a Bible cor- floors soften the sounds. Hot humid Hawaiian Mission, presented the solemn Valley by plane were Pastor and Mrs. Keith Mulli- respondence course. At present he is con- weather will present no discomfort, be- gan and son, Darrel, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rose, dedicatory message, members of the press cause the high-ceilinged chapel is also air- Monument Valley school teachers. Carl Rose is the ducting an evangelistic series two nights a week in the Holiday Theater at 50 and television gleaned ideas and film foot- conditioned. pilot. The round trip by auto would be nearly two age that placed Adventist progress in thousand miles. North Main Street in Moab. In addition These refinements are possible through he prints all his evangelistic handbills, Honolulu before the public. the efforts of George Halsted, a Baptist Elder and Mrs. John Boyd moved from enrollment cards, and various other ma- Assisting Elder Streifling, who is an building engineer who supervised the work Twin Falls, Idaho, to Salt Lake City April terial, all in professional style. "No time active member of the Japanese Church, crews led by Pastor Kono and Brother 15. The Wasatch Hills Church group is to lose" must be the Curriers' motto. were Brother Mun On Chang, mission John Tamanaha. Mr. Halsted, who has grateful for the services of the Boyds. Im- William H. and Mrs. Hubbs accepted a treasurer, and Elders Archa 0. Dart and built 41 churches, saved materials costs mediately upon their arrival, Elder Boyd call to the Nevada-Utah Conference and Fernon Retzer of the General Conference. and secured the maximum buying power planned with the membership for the com- arrived early in December. Elder Hubbs Former pastors who worked with vigor for church savings, and the multitudes, pletion of the church building which in- is pastor of the Reno, Nevada, Church for this crowning moment were guests of of donations made by visitors and friends cluded the raising of funds. The work is and the Truckee Company. He arrived the congregation, and heard their history of the church from the community and well under way. Elder Boyd and his wife just in time, as did a number of other repeated during the program by Dr. Tadao the business world. have already conducted several cooking pastor newcomers, to become involved in Hata. Elder Miyake, now retired in Los Also active in the service of dedication classes. Mrs. Boyd is a nutritionist and her the Ingathering crusade. He is now en- Angeles, came from Japan in 1934 at the were Teruo Funai, who read telegrams husband is an able assistant. Preparations gaged in membership visitation. A Pastor's urging of the late Dr. James Kuninobu to from well-wishers; the junior choir led by are being made for a pastor-membership Bible Class is just beginning in Reno and lead the Japanese-speaking company at the academy junior Marianne Kono; and the soul-winning program. Recently the pastor Pastor Hubbs anticipates a good interest. Honolulu Central Church. During 1940 youth choir led by Marvin Mitchell. Dan had a baptism of seven young people. Elder and Mrs. Hubbs love the mem- the church was organized and used the Dirksen set the musical background at the Lyle Johnson and his family joined our bers in their district and we believe that present Hawaiian Mission Elementary new organ console. workers in July of 1969. Brother Johnson those to whom they minister are conscious School buildings until 1967. Dr. James Akita, Elder Victor Inoue, is a Bible instructor in Provo, Utah, work- of their sincere . The new In 1946 Elder Hideo Oshita, presently and Brother James Suyeoka translated the ing with Pastor Frase and the Smith Clinic. pastor and his wife came from Hemet, pastor of the Los Angeles Central Japan- verbal messages into Japanese for the Jap- He is assisting with speaking appointments California. ese Church, continued the building and anese-speaking members of the congrega- in the two churches in the district and has We are grateful for the fine group of saving plan until 1952 when Elder Robert tion. a great desire to be a winner of souls. new workers who have joined us in the Nomi guided the work of the church until Ross HIATT, PR Secy., Gordon A. Frase and his family were Nevada-Utah Conference. he accepted a similar position among the Japanese Church, Honolulu. called from the Alabama-Mississippi Con- D. E. DIIIKSEN, President. Japanese people of Mountain View, Cali- fornia, in 1965. Pastor Harold Kono arrived at the time a former Baptist College site became avail- able near the University of Hawaii. D. E. Dirksen extends welcome to seven new Through his efforts and the dedicated workers. From left to service of each one in the congregation, right are J. B. Currier, the rooms were renovated, and by mid- Robert L. Larsen, William 1967, the church met on its own property. H. Hubbs, Keith Mulli- gan, Lyle Johnson, Gor- Ground was broken for the new sanc- don A. Frase, and John tuary in July 1968, and the A-frame con- W. Boyd. sruction valued at $225,000 was erected by the church members themselves in one and one-half years, at a saving of approxi-

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Five-Day Plan at the West Valley College of Saratoga Santa Cruz Health and The Five-Day Plan to Stop Smoking re- Bible Education Series Willis J. Hackett ceived some good publicity recently when Elder Duane Corwin, Speaker the Community Services Department of Elder Jerry Dill, Music Director Vice President of the General Conference the West Valley College in Saratoga (near Second Week Topics San Jose) requested that we conduct our Friday, March 13-7 p.m. program on their campus for the benefit Film: Moody Color Film, Will Speak at the Palo Alto Church "Red River of Life" of the community. Illustrated Lecture: 786 Channing Street The Five-Day Plan was offered to area "Conquering Inner Space" residents as a free class through the col- (corner of Channing and Guinda) Saturday, March 14-7 p.m. lege's newsletter and local newspaper arti- Film: "Grand Canyon Extravaganza" cles. The college handled all publicity, Illustrated Lecture: Friday, March 20, through made all arrangements for the program, "The Meaning of Our Times" Saturday, March 28, 7:30 p.m. accepted registrations, and paid to us the Sunday, March 15-7 p.m. equivalent of the regular registration fee Illustrated Lecture: for each person who enrolled in the pro- "Suicide on the Installment Plan" gram. Film: "Countdown," shown at 9:45, EARL JOHNSON—Musical Director and Baritone Soloist and registration for the Five-Day Elder Daniel R. Fausset, Milpitas Plan to Stop Smoking Assistant Manager of Chapel Records Church pastor, and Dr. Edward A. John, Tuesday, March 17-7 p.m. conference medical secretary, conducted The Good News Singers from Mountain View Academy Film: "The Cougar" the sessions for a group of 87 "students." Illustrated Lecture: This was a most enthusiastic and unusual "The Power of Positive Living" group, and on the fifth evening, 85 of Wednesday, March 18-7 p.m. A personal invitation will be extended to all friends and loved ones in the area. Send those enrolled in the class indicated that names and addresses to: F. W. Avery, Coordinator, 942 Ornzonde Drive, Mountain Film: (for women only) "Women and View, Calif. 94040. they had broken the cigarette habit. Those Concer"; (general audience) "The attending ranged in age from 19 to 77, Million Club" Illustrated Lecture: smoked as little as half a pack a day to as "Misleading Modern Miracles" much as three packs per day, and had been smokers for periods ranging from five years Santa Cruz Seventh-day Adventist Church to 65 years. 1024 Cayuga Street, Santa Cruz Those involved in presenting this Five- e,adrae. . • • • • I I • • Day Plan felt that they had been able to perform a very needed community service, and the Lord had certainly blessed their News Notes From Around 1970 Goal-7 New Members efforts. Health and Welfare TEMPERANCE DEPARTMENT. Central California in Every Sabbath School Class Federations Po Nutritionist Dor- Seven new Sabbath School members in Time: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. othea Jones will con- every Sababth School class in 1970 is our April 5 duct a series of nutri- goal in Central California. -Peninsula Area tion lectures in the This can readily be accomplished as San Francisco Philadelphian Church Oakdale Adventist every Sabbath School member becomes en- 2520 Bush Street gaged in sharing with others the joy of School, 1501 Magno- April 6 lia Avenue, beginning Christian living. At this late date we can- Monterey Peninsula Area March 15 at 7 p.m. not afford to leave to another the work Seaside School Auditorium The lectures will be that God has appointed for us to do. 1025 Mescal Street Every crown placed on the head of a held nightly until April 7 March 8. The public saint in the heavenly kingdom will have Central Valley Area is invited. at least one star. Pray for courage to ask Hanford Fraternal Hall Dorothea Jones your neighbor to attend Sabbath School 1015 North Tenth Avenue 40' The Clovis Helm with you. Study the Scriptures and pray Avenue Church reported 36 new mem- Dr. Edward A. John, conference medical secretary, April 8 that God will help you win one soul this bers added by baptism during 1969, ac- presents his part at the Saratoga Five-Day Plan. Northeastern Area year. cording to the church clerk, Mrs. Charlene (Place to be announced) "Let the prayer go forth from unfeigned Bennett. lips, 'Lord, increase my faith; give me April 12 Five-Day Plans Vasco Church P.' The Monutain View Academy Choir Divine enlightenment; for without help Bakersfield—March 15 to 19 1010 Poplar will give a vesper program at the Cam- from thee I can do nothing.' . . . Make a Elder Melvin Tompkins brian Park Church, 5265 Carter Avenue, covenant with God that you will answer April 13 San Francisco—April 5 to 9 South Coastal Area in San Jose at 5:45 p.m. on March 14. His requirements; tell Him you will believe, Pastor Roy Gee without any other evidencce except the Arroyo Grande Valley View ✓ The Pacifica Seventh-day Adventist Visalia—April 6 to 10 Junior Academy Company held a child dedication service naked promise. This is not presumption; Elder J. H. Nixon 230 Vernon on February 14. The ten children who but unless you work with zeal, unless you were dedicated to Jesus on that day were are earnest and determined, Satan will Michele Marie Bradshaw, James Matthew obtain the advantage, and you will be left Bradshaw, Lydia Louise Fua, Jane Eliza- in unbelief and darkness."—Testimonies on beth Mattier, Terri Lynn Mattier, Peggy Sabbath School Work, p. 28. Ann Mattier, Andria Lynn Soulis, Rennie The boys and girls of our Sabbath Kent White, Daryl Lee White, and Jody schools may also have a part in winning Doren 'White. their playmates. Encourage them to in- vite their friends to attend Sabbath School. With the combined efforts of every Sabbath School member in 1970 praying and working for the salvation of others, it is impossible for us to imagine the end results. GERALD H. FRIEDRICH, Secretary, Sabbath School Department.

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1. 1,970 baptisms 74 2. 70 evangelistic campaigns 10 "We Love America" at MBA 3. 70 Missionary bands of "70" 2 The Academy 90-voice 12 4. 70 Five—Day Plans Concert Choir will give a patriotic pro- 5. 700 new trusts and wills 66 6. 2,700 new Sabbath School members 48 gram, "We Love America," Saturday 7. $7711,000. colporteur sales $73 498.84 night, March 14, at 8 o'clock in the auditorium. There will be no admission BRANCH SABBATH SCHOOL—The San Francisco Philadelphian Branch Sabbath School of 48 children, charge. under the leadership of Mrs. Louise Robinson (adult at the right rear), was brought by the city bus K. 0. WHEELER, Principal. to the Philadelphian Church services January 31. This is a growing Branch Sabbath School in San Francisco, and your prayers are solicited.—William E. Galbreth, Pastor. 6 PACIFIC UNION RECORDER March 12, 1970 Advertisements eiyata . . 41P/080 a

Advertising is limited to Seventh-day Adventists except where a service may be rendered to our members. Complete information as to admissible advertising may be secured from your local conference office through which all advertising must be submitted. The RECORDER can Membership in Arizona Goes Over Four Thousand Mark assume no responsibility for advertisements. Advertisements are accepted for one insertion only and printed as space permits. Rate $5 for 50 words or less. Make checks or money Arizona rejoices that God's blessings membership. We are already off to an ex- orders payable to the RECORDER. Payment must accompany the advertisement. have been showered upon its constituency cellent start. as it showed the highest percentage net Soon the world will come to an end, and growth of any conference in the Pacific the Son of God will return to take His WANTED.-A certain senior Sabbath School MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.-Before purchasing, Union. The membership increased from remnant from this sin-cursed world. It is Lesson Quarterly for fourth quarter 1960. I write for our prices on nationally advertised 3,824 to 4,042 during 1969. This made it our goal to be with Him through eternity will pay $5 for first one received and $1 each makes of new, high quality band and or- possible to reach and surpass an important for all additional ones. Olaf Reno, Box 78, chestral instruments. Request free price list and to bring this wonderful life to as many Elverta, Calif. 95626. and brochure. Indicate kind of instrument milestone, the 4,000 level. The combined as possible. - -- desired. Quick service. Satisfaction guaran- efforts of the laity and ministry have made JOHN V. STEVENS, President. RETIREMENT RENTALS.-Pioneer Plaza's new teed. In business over 30 years. Hamel Music it possible to achieve this. The net growth 14-unit addition ready in March. Enjoy coun- Co., Box 184, Berrien Springs, Mich. 49103. try living with congenial Adventist neighbors, ---- shows a 5.7 percent increase, double the near shopping conveniences. Range and re- WANTED.-WOrnan to care for motherless 2.8 percent on a union level, and 42 per- frigerators furnished, laundries attached. home and 4 children (5-10) years) . Live in; cent higher than the next closest confer- 1970 Meetings Scheduled Electric heat. 1-bedroom apartment, $71; 2- references, please. Begin June I. 5-bedroom ence, Hawaii. bedroom, $81. Renter pays utilities. Pioneer home; car provided. Salary open. Box 582, for Conference Evangelist Plaza, Box 556, Molalla, Oreg. 97038. Northridge, California. 91324. Soul-winning efforts last year showed an ---- increase over the previous year, 263 up Strong plans for the advancement of ADVENTIST would like to contact' Adventist WANTED.-Adventist housekeeper or practical from 247. The baptismal rate is 6.9 per- the gospel in Arizona have been laid for owner of commercial fishing boat with pros- nurse to live in with partially disabled rheu- 1970. The conference evangelist, Elder G. pect of partnership or straight lease. Write: matoid arthritic. May have 4 to 6 hours off cent, second only to Hawaii's 7.4 percent. Fred Gurr, 2006 Jewell Lane, Redding, Calif. daily. Prefer someone with ability to drive The average for the union is 5.5 percent. D. O'Brien, is holding meetings through- 96001. Phone 916 243-0923. and enjoy small dogs. For further informa- In a year when a number of major pastoral out the state. In addition to these cam- - --- tion, write: Mrs. Alice Torbet, Box 927, Men- changes were made, we believe we are for- paigns, the pastors and office personnel WANTED.-Retired couple to rent modern 2- tone, Calif. 92359. Phone 714 794-2234. ---- tunate to show such a gain. We are con- are holding meetings. bedroom house. 1 bath, garden ground, ber- Following is the schedule for the re- ries, some fruit. Spring water, free wood for WANTED.-Seventh-day Adventist real estate scious that the members rallied and con- cutting. $60 monthly. Near church. Glendale, broker or salesman for office serving Yucaipa- tinued their witnessing to make this possi- mainder of Elder O'Brien's 1970 meetings: Oregon. Arthur M. Davis, 1072 Haskell St., Calimesa area. Liberal commission arrange- ble. There is always a loss when pastoral Reno, Nev. 89502. ment. Send particulars to: Box 331, Yucaipa, March 21 to April 1 Sunnyslope Calif. 92399. changes are made. It is similar to trans- April 18 to May 9 Prescott ADVENTIST REST HO-ME licensed for elderly planting. It takes time to start growing May 16 to June 6 Huachuca ambulatory guests in beautiful Ojai Valley. WONDERFUL DESERT CLIMATE Salton Sea Golf again. June 13 to July 4 Flagstaff Lovely climate. Away from city smog. Rural Estates lot for sale. Just 2 blocks from 18-hole Our tithe gain was eight percent over (Camp Meeting-July 12 to 26) setting on 2 acres. Family type living. Trans- golf course. $3,200 cash. For more informa- tion, write M. K. Watts, 3204 Locksley Ct., August 1 to 22 Kingman portation provided to church, town, doctors, the previous year for a total of $866,- etc. Vegetarian meals, excellent care. Mrs. Modesto Calif. 95350. 599.26. While our tithe per capita of September 12 to October 3 Phoenix Delores Cook, 1450 Rice Rd., Ojai, Calif. $233.33 is the lowest in the union, prob- (City-wide) 93023. $500 or $5,000-whatever amount your group ably due to the many people we have who October 10 to 31 Tucson needs to raise, Outdoor World Simplified November 7 to 28 Safford FOR SALE.-Income -property, 3 houses and I Fund-raising Plan is for you. For new, dif- are retired, our total dollar per capita in- ferent, better way to raise money for schools, December 5 to 20 Parker apartment. 1-acre lot. Room for other build- crease is the second highest in the union, ings. Good monthly income. 3/4 mile from churches, Pathfinder and outdoor groups, sell up $14.21. The average increase for the If you know of interested individuals stores and Loma Linda Hospital. For infor- Outdoor World magazine. The plan can be union is $9.86. The misisons giving shows mation; write: K. Tilstra, Box 153, Loma mastered quickly. No cash outlay necessary. in any of these areas, please send their Linda, Calif. 92354. Phone 714 796-0700. Larry Payne, Outdoor World, 1645 Tullie the highest gain in the union per capita. names and addresses to the pastor of the Circle N.E., Atlanta, Ga. 30329. For these blessings that have been given church, or to Elder O'Brien in care of the FOR SALE.-2-bedroo-m house, with large --- to us, we thank God. The dedication of screened-in and plastic-glass sleeping porch, DO-IT-YOURSELFERS. - Build your own motor Arizona Conference. J. W. BASSHAM. our people, both the rich and poor, young wall-to-wall carpeting, drapes, built-in cooler, home for less than $3,500. Send self-ad- insulated, large double garage with carport dressed, stamped envelope for color photo and old, in serving God by witnessing, attached, large shade and fruit trees, large lot and more information on this beautiful 19- and liberal Christian stewardship, promises ft. home that sleeps 2, 4, or 6. Write: Lari- ARE YOU LISTENING? 85x165. Phone 714 797-1463. Write: Bessie to make 1970 a better year yet. The mem- Ward, 12368 - 14th St., Yucaipa, Calif. 92399. Del Enterprises, Bartley Rd., Gaston, Oreg. 97119. bership has set as an objective to baptize Arizona MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR.-Hy-Lond Conva- 500, representing 121/2 percent of the Voice of Prophecy Stations lescent Hospitals is looking for handyman Fox SALE.-Duplex in beautiful. Glendale, who can do minor repairs in plumbing, elec- south Oregon. One 3-bedroom, other 1-bed- Douglas KAPR 930 9:00 a.m. trical, and other light equipment, Banning, room, both partly furnished, within walking Flagstaff KCLS 600 10:00 a.m. Glendale Pathfinders Given Beaumont, Orange County area. Possibilities Wed. KCLS 600 11:30 p.m. distance to stores, post office, church. Price, for employment for wife. Please apply to Hy- Airplane Rides Over Valley Globe (See Miami) $10,500. For information, write: E. Schoeler, Lond Convalescent Hospital of Beaumont, 645 Bartlett Ave., Sp. 3, Hayward, Calif. Free airplane rides were given to Glen- Miami KIKO 1340 9:30 a.m. 40901 Eighth St., Beaumont, Calif. 92223. 94541. Phone 415 785-2026. dale Pathfinder Club boys and girls who Nogales KFBR 1340 8:30 p.m. Phoenix KPHO 910 9:35 a.m. Two KEY PEOPLE NEEDED.-California regis- raised $50 or more during the Ingathering Prescott KYCA 1490 8:30 a.m. tered male physical therapist and California campaign. These rides were furnished by Show Low KVWM 970 2:30 p.m. licensed medical technologist interested in Sierra Vista KHFH 1420 9:30 a.m. Dr. Donald Starkey and Ed Drumwright serving as department heads in a growing in their private planes at the Phoenix Tucson KTUC 1400 9:00 a.m. CHANGE OF Winslow KINO 1230 8:30 a.m. and progressive hospital. Reply to: Personnel Director, Paradise Valley Hospital, 2400 E. Municipal Airport, Litchfield. Yuma KYUM 560 9:30 a.m. Others wishing a ride and a view of the Fourth St., National City, Calif. 92050. ADDRESS valley were charged three cents a pound FOR GOOD DEALS in Chevrolet cars and trucks, of weight, and all money received went contact Norman A. Jones, Chase Chevrolet, If you're moving, please let us know two into the Glendale Church building fund. Box 1969, Stockton, Calif. 95201. Phone 209 weeks before changing your address. May 16 1970 466-4101. Conference-authorized and recog- LUELLA J. PEDERSEN, - 4_1t nized by the Pacific Union Conference. Fleet PR Secretary, 144t 6s° purchase price and leasing. Fords also avail- Glendale Church. able on order. ATTACH ENTIRE ADDRESS JANITOR SERVICE FOR- S ALE.-$14,000 gross. One FROM YOUR PAPER HERE man handles, no Sabbath or union work. Could easily be expanded. I'm willing to work with and train new owner. Complete turnover not later than September 1970. Busi- ness, truck, and equipment-$17,500 cash. Mail to: Pacific Union Recorder, Box Lanny Ross, 1175 N.W. 128th Ave., Portland, 36, Angwin, California 94508. Oreg. 97229. Phone 503 644-5363. Name 1970 EUROPEAN FACT-ORY or West Coast de- liveries. Save now! Exciting new Mercedes- Benz and Volvo. Gasoline or diesel powered. New Address Full line Datsun economy cars, pickups, campers. Licensed sales and service here City since 1933. Bonded direct factory franchises. Phone/write now. Free information. Robert The private planes of Dr. Donald Starkey and Ed Drumwright used to give Pathfinders free rides C. "Auto" Martin, Box 1881, Grants Pass, State Zip Code because of their participation in the recent Ingathering crusade. Oreg. 97526. PACIFIC UNION RECORDER March 12, 1970 7 SPRING BRINGS NEW BOOKS FOR MOMENTS OF RELAXATION Paci 7inion eogeege If groundhog watchers are right, it shouldn't be long before we can enjoy something resembling spring. And right along with those first warm breezes, we College Days Are Announced A New Two-story Building can enjoy some refreshing new books. So Houses Important Services forget that spring housecleaning and yard for March 30 and April 1 A two-story building containing a new work for a few minutes and relax with The 1970 College Days for Pacific Un- campus mail room and duplicating office, some of these: the Audiovisual Department, and a 35-seat ion College have been announced by For the youngsters, here's a book to classroom is now in use on the Pacific President Floyd 0. Rittenhouse upon whet appetites for fun on the farm. Once which seniors from academies in Central Union College campus. Upon a Summer, by Lois M. Parker, is a and Northern California will visit the An- Located adjacent to the Nelson Memo- sparkling narrative highlighted by dozens gwin campus for an all-day program of rial Library, the $35,000 addition's lower of animal friends. Joan, a lively eight-year- floor houses the Audiovisual Department. events. old, learns how to take care of pets and The upper level is shared by the mail room- On Monday, March 30, students will farm animals, and has fun helping her duplicating offices and the classroom. PORTRAIT OF HAWAII.—Wearing the traditional come from the Armona, Bakersfield, "lawa lawa," George Helm, Gordon Kai, and parents in the garden. Black- and white- According to Keith M. Wallace, direc- Fresno, Monterey Bay, PUC Prep, and Walter Kawaiaea invite you to "A Portrait of line drawings by Jim Padgett add special tor of audiovisual services, the new facility Hawaii" April 11 to 25. The first historical gala Sacramento academies. Then on Wednes- interest. This hardcover book from South- includes a preview room, a classroom for will be presented at Pacific Union College, April day, April 1, visitors will come from the 11, while the last performance is scheduled for ern Publishing Association sells for $3.95. audiovisual education, office space, and a Golden Gate, Lodi, Modesto, Mountain La Sierra, April 25. Adults with a wanderlust will enjoy repair studio. View, and Rio Lindo academies. two new paperbacks that have just been The tremendous volume of work han- The November 10 date, originally pub- released. Affair of the Heart, by Herbert dled by that department made necessary Voice of Prophecy Crusade Ford, is the newest addition to the Crown lished in the college's calendar of events, the larger quarters. Space vacated by audio- Slated for Des Moines, Iowa had to be canceled because of a union series (Southern Publishing Association). visual on the basement floor of the library Voice of Prophecy Evangelistic Associa- Elder Ford accompanied the Loma Linda conference-wide gathering of educational is presently being renovated to provide tion Evangelist Fordyce Detarnore will open leaders subsequently called at Glendale. a Bible Crusade in Des Moines, Iowa, Sun- University heart surgery team on a recent much-needed additional stack space. visit to Greece, and his on-the-spot report Adventist high school seniors who would day, April 19. Bob Edwards, first tenor of Each of the two stories has 1,336 square the King's Heralds quartet, will be minister of their life-saving work there will inspire like to participate in one or the other of feet of floor space. of music for the four-week series, at which every reader. the two College Days are invited to write Mrs. Florence Horinouchi and Ann Brad Braley will serve as organist. A near-tragic plane accident enabled to Steve Fox, vice president of the PUC To have a special invitation to the cru- Marin, coordinators of the mail room and Leonard Barnard to write his story, Banish Student Association, who is assisting with sade mailed to your friends or relatives in duplicating offices, control the important the Des Moines area, send names and ad- Destiny book from this project. Letters should reach his office the Night. This is a tasks of distributing campus mail via dresses to: Pastor Kenneth McComas, Box Pacific Press, and tells many of the au- not later than March 25. 1475, Des Moines, Iowa 50306. courier to all departments, offices, and thor's fascinating experiences during the In view of the revised dates for College dormitories. years that he was a mission pilot in New On a 90-day trial basis the office is ex- Day, the Industrial/Applied Arts Festival, Guinea. Both of these paperbacks are il- perimenting with an A. B. Dick offset scheduled in the calendar for April 12 and Walla Walla Alumni lustrated with photographs and sell for press with a 100-bin collator. The staff 13, will not be held; and the Industrial Association just $1.85. Education, Agriculture, and Home Eco- expresses hope that the new equipment San Diego County Chapter If your teenagers are still making noises will save considerable time, and therefore nomics departments will instead schedule Reunion about generation gaps and such, they might special activities in conjunction with the money, in the tasks of printing such items Thursday, March 19 enjoy Though the Heavens Fall, by Irene regular College Day program, according as examinations. Potluck Dinner at 6:30 p.m. Wakeham. This collection of short stories to Dr. Richard Fisher, coordinator of the Meeting at 8:00 p.m. and allegories is the first to break away project. Spring Quarter Registration Social Hall, Broadway Church from the old "sin-suffer-repent" formula Will Be Held on March 23 Broadway and 24th Street, San Diego that has been boring young people for the Education Professor Authors Registration procedures for the spring Alum/li and former students welcome. last 20 years. They may be surprised to Teacher Education and AID quarter at Pacific Union College have learn that missionary wives can't always been announced by Dr. James N. Scott, A 186-page book by Dr. Louis W. Nor- overcome their discouragemcnts, and that: director of admissions and records. Keene Reunion mington, chairman of the Education De- some members of the older generation Registration will be held in Pacific Au- All former students and friends of South- partment at Pacific Union College, has have been known to steer young folk in ditorium on Monday, March 23, from 9 western Union College, Southwestern Junior the wrong direction. If you like departures, been released by The American Associa- College, Keene Academy, and Chisholm Trail to 12 a.m. and 1 to 6 p.m. Graduates, tion of Colleges for Teacher Education. Academy are invited to the annual reunion this one is for you. postgraduates, seniors, and special students at the Loma Linda Campus Cafeteria, March Entitled Teacher Education and AID, PAULA BECKER, Director, may begin at 9 a.m., and juniors at 10:30. 21. Sabbath vespers at 5:15 p.m. will be fol- Public Relations, Dr. Normington's study focuses on the lowed by a cafeteria-style meal at 6:30. Most All other students are to register dur- Southern Publishing Assn. preparation of elementary and secondary ing the afternoon session. of the evening will be spent visiting with teachers and teacher educators in 40 friends. Dr. Scott advises that no prospective FRANK A. MORAN, Chairman. countries assisted by the Agency for Inter- student come to registration without hav- ROBY RANKIN, Secretary. national Development (AID). ing received an official letter of acceptance Ministry to the Blind After emphasizing the critical need for beforehand. WWC Alumni Supper at Loma Linda Don't feel sorry for blind persons. teacher education in the developing coun- The La Sierra-Loma Linda chapter of the What they need is an understanding of tries around the world, the PUG profes- Walla Walla College Alumni Association will their problems. They need to be moti- meet March 22 in Loma Linda at 5:30 p.m. sor's book reports the efforts which the Coming Events A buffet supper will be served at the Campus vated to be a part of society and become United States, working through AID, has Cafeteria at $1.50 per person. self-sufficient. Saturday, March 14— made to help meet these needs. All alumni and former students, faculty The aim of the Christian Record. Faculty Home Parties and friends are invited to see a special new Of special significance is the study's Prep Amateur Hour film about the college campus. Representing Braille Foundation is to open the eyes of third chapter in which Dr. Normington 8:00 p.m., Irwin Hall the college will be Dr. Robert Reynolds, Dr. the blind and physically-handicapped George Akers, Dr. Eugene Winter, Prof. analyzes trends in teacher education, iso- Sunday, March 15— through. Braille and recorded services. To lates the factors which appear to underlie Candlelight Concert Edward Cross, and Prof. Jake Mehling. make the blind aware of what is happen- success or failure, and makes recommenda- 8:00 p.m., Paulin Hall ing in the sighted world around them is tions as to both over-all strategy and the Auburn Academy, Class of 1960 one of the reasons for our existence. This Saturday, March 28— If you graduated from Auburn Academy planning and carrying out of individual Student Association Folk Festival in 1960, Sabbath, July 25, is a date to circle. ministry to the blind is supported by the projects. 8:00 p.m., Paulin Hall That afternoon, the second Sabbath of members of the Seventh-day Adventist In the book's concluding chapter is a Saturday, April 4— Western Washington's camp meeting, a class Church through an offering taken every Chickering-Porterfield, "Bravo reunion will be held on or near the campus two years. The next offering will be comprehensive country-by-country study of at Auburn, Washington. AID's involvement in the field of technical Portugal" taken on May 16. 8:00 p.m., Irwin Hall Tentative plans include a potluck dinner assistance to teacher education. and, of course, visits with classmates and Saturday, April 11— teachers. Prof. Normington wrote the book dur- Artist Series: Kani Leos, Hawaiian More information will be sent to members ing a one-year leave of absence (1968- Coronation Pageant for whom class officers have current addresses. Walla Walla College Alumni 69) from the PUC campus during which 8:00 p.m., Pacific Auditorium The following persons may also be contacted The Walla Walla College Alumni, Sacra- he visited 10 Asian countries and devoted for additional information: Mr. J. B. Rupert, ment Valley Chapter, will have a potluck Sunday, April 12— 1521 - 53rd Avenue, NAN., Puyallup, Wash- dinner at the Calkins home. 5317 Sedona three months to research in the files of Candlelight Concert ington (Area Code 206, WA 2-5921) ; or Mrs. Court (off Locust between Garfield and Wal- the U.S. State Department in Washington, 8:00 p.m., Paulin Hall Ila Zbaraschuk, 360 Sky Oaks Drive, Angwin, nut Avenue), Carmichael, on Sunday evening, D.C. California 94508 (707 965-2038) . March 15, at 6 o'clock.

8 PACIFIC UNION RECORDER March 12, 1970