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Diehl To Conduct Health Seminar
“Americans don’t just die, they
slowly fade away at age 40,’ says
Dr. Hans Diehl, cardiovascular
researcher at
Loma Linda Uni-
versity, and
former director
of research and
health education
at the well-known
Pritikin Longev-
ity Center.
After 50 years
of cardiovascular research, many
are beginning to turn to a lifestyle-
oriented approach—going back to
basics, many advocated by Ad-
ventist giants like E. G. White,
and J. H. Kellogg.
Dr. Diehl will conduct a health
seminar in the Modesto Central
church, corner of 16th and H
streets, on January 27 and 28. All
the churches are cordially invited
to attend this free seminar.
“Portrait of a Killer” will be
the topic at 7 p.m. Friday, January
27.
“‘Lifestyle Medicine: A New
Frontier?’’ will be the title for his
sermon at 11 a.m. January 28.
The afternoon schedule is as
follows: 2, the film ‘‘Eat, Drink,
and be Wary’’; 2:30, “‘Slim View
of a Broad Subject’”’—how to eat
Hans Diehl
ACADEMY DAY
Monterey Bay Academy
Monday, March 5
9 am. to 3 p.m.
Everyone is welcome!
more and lose weight permanent-
ly; 3:30, ‘““The Cholesterol Con-
troversy: How It Affects Your
Health’’; 4:30, ‘Lifestyle and
Health’’; 5:20 to 5:45, vespers
with Dr. Lily Diehl, wife of Dr.
Hans Diehl, concert pianist and
soloist; 5:45 to 7, questions and
answers will complete the infor-
mative seminar.
The seminar will present scien-
tific evidence that will create more
awareness of the potent role of
nutrition, exercise, stress, and
general lifestyle habits in the
development and treatment of
heart disease, stroke, diabetes,
and certain forms of cancer, Dr.
Diehl said.
Cooking Seminar Provides
Learning Experiences
More than 35 people learned
how to prepare a stuffed vege-
turkey at the cooking seminar held
by Fresno Westside Church.
Eileen Ruff conducted the
cooking demonstrations which
yielded several other tasty,
nutritious dishes.
Preparation of the vegetarian
turkey was also demonstrated by
Eileen Ruff at Soquel camp meet-
ing last year. She was assisted by
several helpful members.
Everyone who attended the
cooking seminar tasted a sample
of each dish, and that amounted
to a full plate meal with dessert.
Many expressed their evalua-
tion of the food as delicious, and
their cleaned-up plates seemed to
uphold that assessment.
Exeter-Lindsay Spanish Concludes Series
The Exeter-Lindsay Spanish
Church recently concluded an
evangelistic series in Lindsay at
the United Methodist church,
where the Spanish Church is meet-
ing.
According to Pastor Manuel R.
Avitia, the presentations were bi-
lingual. The evangelistic meetings
were conducted by Eliseo Briseno,
evangelist for Central California,
and Pastor Avitia.
In addition three seminar pres-
entations on the book of Daniel,
the book of Revelation and on
Seventeen decisions
Spanish Crusade.
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discipling were conducted by Joe
Espinosa of the General Con-
ference and Manuel Vasquez of
the Pacific Union.
As a result of the meetings 17
individuals accepted Jesus Christ
as their personal Saviour, reports
Pastor Avitia.
Topics of the meetings included
““The Second Coming,”” ‘‘The
Future of Mankind,” ‘‘Healthful
Living,”” and ‘““‘How To Be Ready
for the Final Events.”
Musical groups that performed
included ‘‘Advenimiento USA.”
for Christ were made at the Exeter-Lindsay
EACH YEAR TUOLUMNE
COUNTY sponsors an old-fash-
ioned spelling bee, which is held
in the little red schoolhouse in
historic Columbia State Park. Con-
testants are two eighth-grade stu-
dents from each school in the coun-
ty. This year two of the three
eighth-grade students from Moth-
er Lode Adventist Junior Academy
in Sonora participated and spelled
more than 80 words correctly.
Ruth Williams won a second-place
trophy and Gina Proctor a third-
place trophy.
pastor for Sunnyvale.
Palo Alto.
California.
ly literature evangelist.
The Pulse of Central
Personnel Changes
DAVID BUNKER is pastor for Armona and Corcoran; formerly
associate pastor of Fresno Central.
DAVID GEMMELL is pastor for Milpitas; formerly associate
MICHAEL HARRIS is pastor for Merced Bethel Company and
Modesto Westside Company; formerly associate pastor of East
STEVE HORTON is pastor for Seaside; formerly at Merced
Bethel Company and Modesto Westside Company.
THEODORE H. IM has joined the Association as treasurer;
formerly assistant treasurer of the Association in Northern
LIPANO SASA is assistant pastor for the San Jose Samoan
Church; formerly student at Pacific Union College.
DENNIS PARKS is associate pastor for Bakersfield Hillcrest
and Arvin churches; formerly pastor of Los Banos.
DIANA PLEITEZ is the publishing department office secretary.
GARY WATERHOUSE is pastor of Oakdale Church; formerly
associate pastor at Arvin and Bakersfield Hillcrest.
JEFFREY WOLFF is now pastor at Los Banos; formerly pastor
for Greeley Hill Church and Groveland Company.
GUILLERMO ZENNER is assistant publishing director; former-
Retired Workers Group Organized
Retired Workers Fellowship of
Central San Joaquin Valley of
California was organized recently.
Orley Berg of Oakhurst is presi-
dent of this Retirees Chapter.
This club will include areas
from Visalia-Hanford in the south
to Madera-Merced, as well as the
mountain areas such as Mariposa,
Fresno Westside Honors Community Leader
Mrs. Sudie Douglas was
honored by the Fresno Westside
Church for her outstanding serv-
ices to the community during the
11 a.m. service on Sabbath,
November 3.
Mrs. Sudie Douglas receives the
Outstanding Service Award pre-
sented by the Fresno Westside
Church.
This award is presented annual-
ly by the church to a deserving
community leader. In the past it
has been presented to James Ald-
rich, assistant city manager; Les
Central California
Conference
Charles F. Cook, president; George
R. Elstrom, secretary; Gordon Bul-
lock, treasurer; (Box 580), 1691 The
Alameda, San Jose, California
95106. Phone (408) 297-1584.
Wills, trust agreements and annui-
ties should be made in favor of the
legal association rather than the
conference. For more information
write to Paul G. Proctor director, at
the above address.
Kimber, city councilman and pub-
lisher; Joe Williams, councilman;
and Ray Williams, law officer, to
mention a few.
Mrs. Douglas has proven to be
a truly outstanding leader in the
community. Her main purpose in
life is to help others. She received
honors and awards for Who’s Who
in Fresno in 1970 and 71. She is
founder of the SIS (Stay in School
program). She started the first
hot-meal program for senior citi-
zens, and most recently was chosen
to represent the nation on an of-
ficial People-to-People interna-
tional mission to Russia.
The Fresno Westside Church
was pleased to honor this well-
deserving lady.
Monterey Bay Academy
ALUMNI WEEKEND
February 17-19
Honored Classes: 1954, 1959,
1964, 1974.
Everyone is welcome!
Patzer Elected to
AAFS Chairmanship
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Guatemala-based International
Children’s Care, which provides
homes for orphaned children in
both Guatemala and the Domini-
can Republic. The agency is assist-
ing in arranging adoptions of
some of these Guatemalan chil-
dren, he reports.
The agency is directed by Fern
Ringering and is located at 6040
S.E. Belmont St., Portland, OR
97213; telephone (503) 232-1211.
Oakhurst and North Fork. Others
from greater distances are
welcome to join.
The purpose of the organization
is to provide wholesome fellow-
ship, relaxation for its members,
social activities, and to encourage
cooperative effort in supporting
local church and local Conference
activities. Service will be a
predominant theme.
The speakers featured in the
past have been D. A. Delafield,
the coordinator of Retirees Af-
fairs for North America; Adrian
C. Woods of Placerville, whose
hobby of gold prospecting has, in
a single year, netted $5,000, which
was used to sponsor two evange-
listic campaigns in Inter-America
resulting in 1,200 baptisms; Fred
Ramsey, representative of Re-
Creation Unlimited, pointed out
numerous opportunities for
Seventh-day Adventists to assist in
the National Park Service.
Join this group for the next
potluck and meeting on January
29, at 1 p.m. at the Clovis Church
Fellowship Hall, 2370 Helm
Avenue.
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Reno, NV 89510
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