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Hawailan Mission's commu-
nity services van participated
in a recent Civil Defense drill
while 30 top state and county
officials were present.
A Seventh -day Adventist
vegetarian meal was served to
demonstrate what can be ac-
complished in an emergency sit-
uation. As a result, one Civil
Defense official stated that he
is considering vegetarianism.
Officials were very impressed
with what the Church can and
is doing to relieve the needs of
humanity.
Ben Pedro and Perise Neru o
Revelation Prophecy Cru-
sade with Evangelist Ed Hus-
ton started October 2 at Wai-
anae Intermediate School.
Meetings are being held on
the weekends for the next six
weeks. If there is anyone in
that area you would like to
invite to these meetings,
please contact Pastor Doug-
las Motsenbocker, Waianae
Adventist Church, Box 866,
Waianae, HI 96792.
The community services van
will soon be participating in a
mock air disaster at Honolulu
International Airport. Partici-
pants will experience a mass
feeding demonstration at that
time.
The van is now equipped with
a siren, outside public address
system, emergency lights and
commercial Civil Defense radio.
An amateur radio unit will be
installed soon.
Will Degeraty, Director
Lay Activities Dept.
"Mission "16" Crusade
Concludes for Samoans
Honolulu Central Church's
Samoan group recently con-
cluded a six-week “Mission '76"
evangelistic crusade. Thirteen
were baptized and many more
are studying.
A large number completed
the Samoan Bible Speaks and
Voice of Prophecy Junior les-
sons.
Elder Neru Nuuialii adds,
“We are pleased with the way
God has blessed our efforts, and
we give Him all the praise!”
Ingathering Begins This Month
Hawaiian Mission Academy
students are spearheading the
annual Ingathering campaign
In Kailua.
Hawaiian Mission’s communi-
ty services van 1s on display at
four Kailua shopping centers
each Sunday this month. Stu-
dents are asking the shoppers
to contribute to Seventh-day
Adventist community services
in Hawaii.
The public is invited to tour
ATTENTION: ALL HAWAIIAN MISSION ACADEMY
ALUMNI! The Alumni officers of HMA need your help!
We are in the process of making up a directory of the
alumni beginning with the first graduating class of 1924
to the present, including those receiving honorary diplomas.
You can help us by sending the alumnus’ name (including
maiden name), address, phone number, and year graduated.
Mail information to Paula Castillo (56), Secretary, HMA
Alumni Association, 41-1023 Kakaina St.,, Waimanalo, HI
96795; or locally phone 259-7961.
Our purpose in doing this is to notify the alumni telling
of activities their Alma Mater is involved in. Our goal is to
have as many as possible attend and participate in the
planned activities.
We eagerly look forward to hearing from our alumni.
Paula Castillo, Secretary, HMA Alumni Association
LAT REST
Arellano, Rudolph Joseph—b. Aug.
26, 1878, San Pablo, Calif.; d. Sept.
16, 1976, Los Gatos, Calif. Survi-
vors: wife, Mary; sons, Bernard,
Clifford; daughters, Barbara Smith,
Genevieve Graves, Dorothy Colin,
Georgette Monaghan, Jean Rhine-
hart; 10 grandchildren; 8 great-
grandchildren.
Colburn, Edna L.—b. Sept. 23, 1889,
Kingman, Kans.; d. Aug. 25, 1976.
Survivors: stepsons, Harold M., Ver-
non M,
Deeter, Marie—b. March 18, 1890,
Kinnikinick, Wis.; d. Sept. 21, 1976.
Survivors: daughter, Evagrace
Champion; sister, Irene Brodale;
4 grandchildren; 6 great-grandchil-
dren.
Dietrich, Charles—b. Nov. 12, 1891;
d. Feb. 24, 1976, St. Helena, Calif.
Survivors: wife, Myrtle; sons, Ken,
Merle, Morris; daughters, Louise
Rogers, Alta Harrigan, Jessie Fisch-
er, Erma Williams; 20 grandchil-
é
dren; 8 great-grandchildren; 4 sis-
ters.
Hamilton, Olive E.—b. Feb. 7, 1893,
Adrian, Mich.; d. Aug. 22, 1976,
Kingman, Ariz. Survivors: daugh-
ters, Betty Stanbridge, Nelta Ham-
ilton, Mildred Vandeva; sons, Le-
Roy, Norris A.; 20 grandchildren:
39 great-grandchildren; 2 great-
great-grandchildren.
Hurst, Joseph Edgar—b. Aug. 22,
1880, Kentucky; d. Aug. 28, 1976,
Redding, Calif. Survivors: daugh-
ters, Gladys Barr, Fredia Herr, Faye
Kalhor, Lora Hurst; brothers, Dal-
las, Lester, Paris, Jim.
Irvin, Homer W.—b. Sept. 15, 1880,
Williamsport, Pa.; d. Sept. 26, 1976.
Survivors: wife, Esther; son, May-
nard; half-sister, Josephine Ke-
horney; 2 grandsons.
Silva, Mary—b. Oct. 15, 1915, Flo-
rida; d. July 8, 1976, Bellflower,
Calif. Survivors: husband, Enoch;
son, Bruce; brothers, David, Ga-
briel, Joseph, Daniel, Manuel; sis-
ters, Adeline, Phoebe, Claudia, Jo-
sephine, Alice.
the van where Lay Activities
Director Will Degeraty, Kailua
Pastor Stanley Baldwin and
other adults from the church
greet them. Literature is dis-
tributed and community ser-
vices programs are discussed
with interested persons.
John McConnell,
Lay Activities Leader
Kailua Church
L_4aT REST
Jones, Steven Anthony—b. Sept.
29, 1954, Lynwood, Calif.; d. Dec. 30,
1975, San Diego County. Survivors:
father, Cletus E.; mother, Rosemary
A.; sister, Suzanne K. Thompson;
brother, Daniel L.; grandparents,
Tony and Anna Piscitelli; grand-
mother, Suda L. Jones.
Katsuyama, Avame—b. Jan. 7, 1911,
Ewa, Oahu, Hawaii; d. Sept. 22,
1976, Honolulu, Hawaii. Survivors:
husband, Murphy Yoshio; sons,
doctors David Masamichi, Ernest
Isami; daughter, Jean Sadako Mat-
sumura; 5 grandchildren; mother,
Take Nitta; brothers, Albert Kenji
Nitta, Joji Nitta and Seiji Nitta;
sisters, Grace Kiyomi Fujimoto,
Ruth Miyoshi Tsutsumi, Nora Yo-
shiko Mizumoto.
Kott, Mary G.—b. June 3, 1907,
Blytheville, Ark.; d. Sept. 29, 1976,
Glendale, Calif. Survivors: daugh-
ter, Carey Curtis; grandchildren,
Gartly N., Margo K.; sister, Carey
Stephenson; Field Pursley. She sup-
ported her husband, Clarence, who
preceded her in death just a year
ago, in the ministry of the church
nearly 40 years.
Norman, Susie—b. Aug. 21, 1897,
Oklahoma; d. Sept. 15, 1976, Fresno,
Calif. Survivors: sons, Ray, James;
sister, Ruth Almond; 8 grandchil-
dren; 12 great-grandchildren.
Orr, Wendell L.—b. Nov. 1, 1908,
Newberg, Ore.; d. Sept. 11, 1976,
Norwalk, Calif. Survivors: wife,
Thelma; son, Norman; sister, Lou-
ise Orr; 4 grandchildren.
Owen, Ada Ray—b. May 12,
Berkeley, Calif.; d. Aug. 28,
Deer Park, Calif. Survivors:
1893,
1976,
son,
Vernon; sister, Bertha Baxter; a
grandchild.
Robinson, Harriet Elizabeth — Db.
Aug. 27, 1900, Pittsburgh, Penn.; d.
Aug. 23, 1976, Seaside, Calif. Survi-
vors: son, Bertram T.; brother, An-
derson; 3 nieces; 2 grandchildren.
Rowley, Sally Mae—b. Oct. 4, 1887,
Missouri; d. Aug. 16, 1976, Martinez,
Calif. Survivors: son, Troy Burdine;
daughters, Dorothy Anderson, Nor-
ma Van Dueson, Doris Nelson; 8
grandchildren; 6 great-grandchil-
dren; 2 great-great-grandchildren.
Publishing Associate Is Named
The Arizona Conference is
pleased to welcome Boyd Sal-
vards and his family, coming
from the Central California
Conference.
Mr. Salyards is our newest
associate director in the pub-
lishing department. He fills the
vacancy created when Adam
Stamel transferred to the
Kentucky-Tennessee Confer-
ence to work as a literature
evangelist.
He entered the literature min-
istry in Tulare, California. in
1972. In 1973 he became an as-
sociate publishing director in
Central California.
The Salyards will live in Tuc-
son where he works with the
literature evangelists in the
southern district. We are con-
fident that the literature work
will make giant strides in that
area under his dedicated lead-
ership.
Boyd and his wife, Dena, have
Dena and Boyd Salyards with
daughters Deanna and Connie
two daughters: Deanna, 14
years old, a freshman at Tuc-
son Junior Academy: and Con-
nie, 12, in the seventh grade.
E. Frank Sherrill, President
Arizona Conference.
All New and
Re-elected
1976 COMMUNICATIONS WORKSHOPS
Featuring Shirley Burton
Communications Director, Pacific Union Conference
® October 23 Phoenix Central Church 3- 6 p.m.
® October 24 Tucson Sharon Church
Communications Secretaries,
Q-12 a.m.
Plan Now To Attend!
Pr
LEARNING TO MARCH and drill is as important for Pathfinder
directors as it is for Pathfinders. Elder Harry Garlick puts some of
Arizona's directors through the paces.
Simon, Matilda Schoepflin—b. May
12, 1898, Edwall, Wash.; d. Aug. 29,
1976, Paradise, Calif. Survivors:
sisters, Emma Koegler, Kate Patter-
son; brother, Charles Schoepflin;
nieces and nephews.
Speck, Marguerite—b. March 10,
1892, Kansas; d. Sept. 7, 1976, An-
gwin, Calif. Survivors: niece, Ruth
Henderson; nephews, Lloyd, George
Barber. She served 36 years as Bible
worker and nurse in Adventist hos-
pitals.
Stevenson, Florence — b., April 20,
1925, California; d. Aug. 26, 1976,
British Columbia. Survivors: hus-
band, Robert; 3 daughters; a broth-
er; 3 sisters; 5 grandchildren.
Stout, Bertha S.—b. March 13, 1891,
Oklahoma; d. July 31, 1976, San Ja-
cinto, Calif. Survivors: sons, Halley,
Edison, Ernest, Gamaliel; daugh-
ters, Sarah, Leora, Edith; sister,
Nannie Owens; brother, Jim Park-
er; 20 grandchildren; 31 great-
grandchildren; 6 great-great-grand-
children.
Ward, Mary Landwehr—b. Cinci-
natti, Ohio, 1885; d. Loma Linda,
Calif., Aug. 8, 1976. Survivors: a
brother; 2 sons; a daughter; 13
grandchildren; 31 great-grandchil-
dren.
Weisharr, Eva F.—b. Oct. 26, 1891,
Kansas; d. Aug. 31, 1976, Lodi,
Calif. Survivors: sisters, Ella Wall,
Edna Fitts, Esther Weisharr.
ELDER HARRY GARLICK, as-
sociate Pacific Union youth di-
rector, teaches Arizona’s Path-
finder leaders about some of the
spiritual dimensions of junior
youth leadership during a recent
leadership training weekend at
Prescott.
PACIFIC UNION RECORDER / MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1976
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