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Secular Campus Retreat Will Be Held at Wawona
Central California Confer-
cnce's first retreat for students
and faculty located on non-Ad-
ventist college and university
campuses will be held at Camp
Wawona, September 24-26.
Planned and conducted by
Central's Sccular Campus Min-
istries Committee, the retreat
1s designed to acquaint confer-
ence leadership with Adventist
students and faculty currently
located in a secular higher-edu-
cation institution.
“There is a real need for min-
istry on the secular campus,”
states Ken Veal, associate youth
director who is responsible for
senior-youth and young-adult
ministries.
“Students today set cultural
and conceptual trends for to-
morrow’s leadership within and
without the Church. The sec-
ular campus is therefore a
growing edge of the Church's
evangelistic ministry.”
Members of the Sccular Cam-
Fay &
CENTRAL'S FRIENDSHIP
CAMP aot Wawona was a summer
bat
high light for 175 Inner City children. Community Services Direc-
tor William C. Webb says this was “the largest group of children
we have ever had at Friendship Camp. Two pastors have reported
that already several parents of Friendship Camp children are at-
tending Sabbath services and taking Bible studies.
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Pictured here
are some of the Friendship Campers going through the obstacle
course at Camp Wawona.
Guest Speakers:
“CHRIST TO THE CAMPUS”
Fellowship Retreat for
Students and Faculty of Non-Adventist (Secular)
College and University Campuses
Camp Wawona — in beautiful Yosemite
Registration begins 4 p.m. Friday
Retreat ends 10:30 a.m. Sunday
* Where:
National Park
e When: September 24-26
e Cost:
$19 per person for food, lodging, hand-
out materials
Robert Osmunson,
Admissions, Loma Linda University
e Ervil Clark, Professor of Biology, Pacific
Union College
® Ted Benedict, Professor of Speech Com-
munication, San Jose State University
e Elder Richard Kelley, Pastor, San Luis
Obispo Church
SPACE IS LIMITED. APPLY NOW!
Yes! Save a spot for me at the “Christ to the Campus” re-
treat. Enclosed is my non-refundable $5 deposit imake checks
payable to Youth Department). | will pay balance of $19-per-
person fee when | register at Camp Wawona.
Associate Dean of
Name. ._ .. SE Age
(Please print)
Address. _ Sex
Church... Campus Adventist. ~~ Non-Adv.. _
Fee paid = Cash _ Check. = M.O.. Rec. No... Date_
pus Ministries Committee stress
the importance of this retreat
as a means of getting acquaint-
ed with students and faculty
as well as a time for fellowship,
sharing, and planning of 1977
committee tasks. Speakers for
the retreat include Robert Os-
munson, associate dean of ad-
missions, Loma Linda Univer-
sity. A former pastor, educator,
and youth director, with min-
istry in the states and overseas,
Osmunson brings to the retreat
a vital experience with and in-
terest In college youth. He will
be presenting three sessions on
humanistic philosophies as they
relate to the Adventist stu-
dent's witness on campus.
Ervil Clark, professor of bi-
ology. Pacific Union College, a
noted creationist scientist, will
present two sessions on crea-
tionism versus evolution. These
topics were selected by secular
campus Adventist students as
the two key topics they were
most often confronted with.
Ted Benedict,
speech communications, San
Jose State University, a Sec-
ular Campus Committee mem-
ber, will present two morning
devotional talks. Richard Kel-
professor of
ley, San Luis Obispo Church
pastor and chairman of the
committee, will present the
Sabbath sermon.
Students and faculty of sec-
ular campus institutions (non-
Adventist) who wish to attend
this retreat may register with
the youth department by send-
Ing a non-refundable $5 check,
payable to the youth depart-
ment, per person attending. The
remainder of the $19 per person
weekend fee can be paid at
Camp Wawona.
Registration will begin at 4
p.m. Friday. September 24.
The retreat will close Sunday,
September 26, at 10:30 a.m.
Immediate family members
are invited to attend with stu-
dents and faculty.
HERE'S A “DOLL” of an In-
vestment project. Jeanne Hut-
ton of the Fresno Westside
Church makes rag dolls — the
kind you can no longer buy in
stores. They measure 24 inches
in height. The buyer has choice
of colors for the doll’s outfit.
How is your Investment project
coming this year?
Date: October 29-31
Lodging: 33-35 per night
ford, CA 93230.
Address
Phone
RN or LVN License No.
ATTENTION, RNS AND LVNS
You are invited to a Retreat and Continuing Education Class,
sponsored by the Sequoia Chapter of the Association of
Seventh-day Adventist Nurses. Families are welcome.
Place: Camp Wawona, Yosemite National Park
Featured Speakers: Elder Don Williams, Elder Lloyd Wyman
Continuing Education Class
Time: 8 hours (Saturday evening and Sunday!
Topic: Management. To help the nurse in any role.
Instructor: Linda Nelson, RN, MS
Costs
Class Fee: $15 for ASDAN members
$20 for non-members
Deposit: Members, $21 class fee, lodging!
Non-members, $26 class fee, lodging
Family members, $6 (lodging!
Food: A planned potluck. Details of the menu, bedding, etc.,
will be sent upon receipt of deposit.
Reservation
Please clip the reservation form below and mail it and your
deposit to Darlene Lainchbury, 255 West Amber Way, Han-
Name...
..._Soc. Sec. No...
No. in Party: _ Member Non-member = Family Members
Amt. Encl. Rec. No.
Bal. Due. LL C._Ck. MO. _
L_4aT REST
Esther Vernis—b. July 15,
1896, Oklahoma; d. Aug. 11, 1976,
Riverside, (Calif. Survivors: hus-
band, Sigmund E.; son, David;
daughter, Svivia Hergert; brother,
Elder Edward Kraft; sisters, Alma
P. (Gaede, Lilian Heindrichs, Au-
gusta Sufficool.
Francis, Selma—b. Feb. 7, 1904, Ni-
caragua; d. July 11, 1976, South
Pasadena, Calif. Survivors: hus-
band, Eric; daughters, Vida Ne-
grete, Linda Guerra; son, Sederic;
7 grandchildren.
Hedges, Carrie Mae Jarrett—b. July
7, 1891, Oklahoma; d. Aug. 16, 1976,
Angwin, Calif. Survivors: daughter,
Margaret Fields; sons, William,
Chester, Richard Jarrett; sisters,
Viola McBride, Leona McMahan;
brother, Carl Gill; 10 grandchildren;
16 great-grandchildren.
Bisans,
Heinze, Emma—b. April 12, 1893,
Marion, Kans.; d. Aug. 15, 1976,
Bakersfield, Calif. Survivors: hus-
band, Ezra; daughter, Virginia Wei-
shaar; 3 grandchildren; 7 great-
grandchildren.
Hustler, Shirley Josephine—b. Aug.
17, 1941, Phoenix, Ariz.; d. Aug. 1,
1976, Riverside, Calif. Survivors:
mother, Dorothy Hustler; grand-
mother, Harriett Underwood; uncle,
George H. Linthwaite; grandfather,
Clarence E. Hustler.
Johnson, Fred Alfred—b. Aug. 27,
1897, Ruthhaven, Ia.: d. July 2, 1976,
Santa Rosa, Calif. Survivors: sons,
Gerald, Leroy; 3 stepsons; 1 step-
daughter; 21 grandchildren; 15
great-grandchildren,
Kinney, Laura Burgess—b. May 27,
1896, Shoshone, Ida.; Aug. 11,
1976, Mountain View, Calif. Survi-
vors: 5 children; 16 grandchildren;
19 great-grandchildren.
Klooster, Bessie May Coverdill—Db.
Sept. 22, 1893, Clay City, Ia.; d. July
19, 1976, Loma Linda, Calif. Survi-
vors: brother, Burl S. Evans; sisters,
Bertha Platner, Blondena Dent,
Bernice Gleason.
I.aker, Walter Francis—b. Sept. 23,
1897, Danville, Ill.; d. Aug. 4, 1976,
Colton, Calif. Survivors: wife, Ruth
A.; sons, Curt, Robert, Stanley,
Phil; daughter, Florence Lewis;
sister, Rose Bremer; brother, Oscar;
14 grandchildren; 4 great-grandchil-
dren.
I.eech, William Dale—Db. Oct. 3, 1894,
Kingsville, Mo.; d. Aug. 6, 1976, Lo-
ma Linda, Calif. Survivors: wife,
Oleta; daughter, Dr. Geraldine L.
Dickinson; sisters, Fula Hughey,
Nancy Feree, Beulah Leech, Goldie
Ingles. Wausene Anderson, Ruth Ol-
iver; brothers, Ed Reyburn, Dock
and Sam Leech; 4 grandchildren; 4
great-grandchildren.
Olson, Harry Raymond—b. July 28,
1930, National City, Calif.; d. Aug.
23. 1976, Bonita, Calif. Survivors:
wife, Sarah; sons, Harry, Jr., Rob-
ert, Jon.
Provonsha, Ed—b. May 17, 1891,
Antigo, Wis.; d. March 6, 1976, Moab,
Utah. Survivors: wife, Isabella;
sons, Dan, Harold; daughter, Minnie
Bartholomew; brother, Clyde; 11
grandchildren; 15 great-grandchil-
dren.
Senecal, Armelia M.—b. March 15,
1886, Moody County, S.D.; d. Aug.
12, 1976, Glendale, Calif. Survivors:
daughters, Marjorie Barron; sister,
Melba Jackson; a granddaughter; a
great-granddaughter.
Stelting, Verna Mae—b. June 4,
1894, Wanewoc, Wis.; d. July 18,
1976, National City, Calif. Survivors:
daughter, Verna Miller; son, Her-
bert; several grandchildren.
Thacker, Mina H.—b. Sept. 7, 1888,
Dallas, Tex.; d. July 14, 1976, Ar-
cata, Calif. Survivors: sons, Oliver,
Clarence, David, Jay, Ellis; daugh-
ters, Susie McNabb, Matilda Ha-
worth, Irene Smith; sister, Belle
Kinser; 23 grandchildren.
Whitfield, Clara Emelia—b. April
12, 1892, Minnesota; d. July 14,
1976, Soquel, Calif. Survivors: 2
sons; a sister; a brother; 4 grand-
children; 6 great-grandchildren.
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