Good News 1978 (Prelim No 22) Nov 6 - Herbert W. Armstrong

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, Itfi( ( i. ' 18 \ . Th e GOOD NEWS LOCAL CHURCH NEWS Monday, Nov: 6, 1978 1 t.. CHURCH 'ACTIVITIES Forty-five-members of 'the new church in CUMBERL AND, Md.• had their first Bible study Sept . 13, 'as pastor Te rry ManSOD led tbe group in a study of the book of Revel ation. On.Sept. 17 the brethre n held their first picnic. meeting at Uoo's Community Park in nearb y Frostbury. where the ladies so undly defeated the men in badm inton 21 ~4 . Game s were directed for the children by Pat Bluebill and Bruce Metz . Another first, on Sept . 20. wasa bake salethai netted $80 at the bome of Joan Grapes, who was having a garage sale at the same time. Eudele Athey . The 10th anniversary of the church in MOUNT POCO NO. Pa., was cele- playin g horseshoes, croq uet, basketball and volleyball while the younger set made mud pies and pressed 0 i:!1 Play-Do h. Wendy Keller. Tbin y.e ighC peop le and two dogs gathere d for the third annu al car raUy of the PLYMOUTH, England, church and surro unding areas Sept. 17. The participants, in 12cars, met with organizer Angus Robenson on the PlYmOut~h road just south of TaviSlOc:k.. Ea ch driv er was closely que st ioned abo ut the .bighway code , with correct ans wers going tow ard his total sco re.-The n eac h car was dispatched with a set of que stions that had tIP be answered correctly and in orde r before the next part of the lOUIecould be discc v- -. ered. B~ btaki n! terrain in Devon and Co rnwall was covered before aU arrived aholl SO miles later at the Dartmoor Inn ./ and quenched their thirst . Winners of the · rally were-Bill and Eileen Deakins of the Plymouth church . Francis Cann. Local elder Larry Shamus and his wife SILVER ANNIVERSARY - Larry and Betty Shamus of the San Calif., church hold the sUvar coffee and tea service they received from the brethren on their 25th wedding anniversary , (See "Church Activities," this page.) [Photo by Armin Reese] brated Sept. 17 with a f.mily picnic at Toby hanna Anny Depo t Stale Park . A ' w meal of turk ey frank s and ·bar becued chicken was prepated and served by the NCO Club, fo llowed by games for all and paddleboating on Barne y' s Lake . Jane Walters won the handmade q uilt donate d by Ann Koyaleski to help raise money for the socje l. Margie Storm. . Th e PITTSBUR-GH 9 Pa . , c hur ch cho rale pre sented the co nce rt " From Dusk to Dawn" at a high school euditorium in Mon roeville, Pa., Sept. 16, inviti ng mem bers from s urro und in g churches and the gene rJIl publ ic. The theme of thc concert cODeemed act ivilies and emo tions invoJved in a singk: day. such as .. Mo rning Has Broken .. .. Sun- ./ rise , Sunset." " C ruising ~ wn the ' _River" and " T wilight on the Tra il. " The pro gram also inc luded several sacr ed numbers and was sprinkled wilh duets, quen ets. octets and Solo performances. At the \conclusion of the program the choraJe presen ted directo r Earl Henn a new lape recorder and gave bouquels to Mrs. Henn, 'who is an alto in lhe cho ra ~ . Ellen Gaetke , the pianist, . nd Linda Szalankiewicz . the assist ant pianist -,1be concert was the fllst for the PiUsburgh cho rale since 1964 . Frank UwandowsJd. PRESCOTT, Ari!. , brethren held their end-o f-summer picnic Sep t. 16, campi ng on top of Mingus Mountain and Betty of the SAN JOSE. ceur.. ch urch observed their lSthwedding anni versary Sept. 12 . bUItheir children and members of the church manage d to arra nge a surprise party for them three days earlier, on Sept . 9. The Shamuses were lured to the clubhouse of the Ta ngfewood co n dominiums in San Jose and were stunned as about 100member softb::: San Jose and Cupert ino churches shouted " Happy annivers ary !" when the light s flashed on . The brethren -presented them a com plete silver lea and coffee service with tray in . appreciation for their years of service to the churches. Ar mi n Ru u and Jan ' Brown. CLUB ·MEETINGS CINCINNATI (Ohio) East pastor and club di rector Reinhol d f.uesset appointed · officers . 1 the, Sept: 2S mee ting of the Spok esman Club. Les Hu bbard. 1976 1 Spokesma n Club graduate. was named president .and will be assisted by Dick Witham , vice president; John Hoover. secretary . Bruce Kieviet. treas urer; and · Ray Voe gele. sergea nt at arms . Mr. Puessel plans to replace the learn of officers later ia the -season to give ot her club members the challenge of servin g in an executive capacity . MikL Brandenb urg. The Spokespe rson Club of the SAN WIS OBlSP0 9 Calif., church met for its firs!meeting Sept. 21, thereby solving the dilemma of a smaUchurch area wanting to have a Women 's Club and a Spok esman Club but not having enougb people to werrant srartm g both cftbem.Jn thls pilot propam directe d by pastor Les McCo lm . both men and women were invited to par. tkipate in topics and speeches. Named as offc ers were Terry Seymor , president; Del Hoste. vice president; Co lleen Gulliver, secret ary, Betsy SitzIer . treasurer; and Phyllis Hoste and Randy Borden, sergeants at arms. Colken .Gulliver. The BELLE . VE R NON. Pa: . . Wome n's Club mel Sept . 17, with director David Johnson discussing the Importance of the club. its meanin g and future . This was the final meetin g of the year because of the busy Fan Festiva l season and the coming winter weather with its sometimes hazardous driving condi tions . Peggy Henry. The first meeti ng of the season fOT tbe WICIDTA j Kan. , Women ' s Club was Sept. 17 with Mary Ann Aust, club director, opening the meeting and welco mi ng the wome n's husband s. who were guests. Janice Pabrenbom gave a book report on Areobics, by Dr. Kenneth Cooper, and Mildred We llbrock , instructor and coo rdinator of Basic Emergency Medi cal Tra ining al Wich ita Stale Unive rsit y. spoke on how to react responsibly to eme rgency situations . Faye Campbell . • About 70 people panicipated in the annual carj:!party of the WOODBRIDGE 9 N.J•• Ladies' Club Sept. 23 . Through lhe admi ssion charge of 52, the club earned ' S16 1 for the treasu ry. A.L. Legg, SENIOR ACTIVITIES Guests at the SePe. 17 ~~Iing of the BIG SANDY. Tex.• SilYer Amba ssado rs were Bertha Shaw of the Gilmer (Tex .) Rest Home; Emma Jans of the Oak Manor Rest Home in Otedewerer, Tex.; and Mr. . and Mrs. Mac Hanna and famil y, Alv.in Stockst ill and Cleila Roger s, an of Big Sandy . Mr. Stockst ill beca me a me mber ' of the club and was.installed as vke president for the com ing year . Also'inst alled as officers were James Jack son , president; NeVI Compton, secret ary; and Mrs. Ch arles Crain , treasurer. Officers during '. the past year have been Adolph Bjorak er, Jam e s Jackson , Lo uis e Moor e and Char les Crain. The .meeting concluded with a potluck meal and co ffee and wine furnished by the club. lLlD Fisk. Six widow s of the EVANSVILLE, Ind., .church gathe red at the home of pas ·Ior Ron Reedy and his wife Sept . 24 for a day of fellowship and g,nne s. The ladies brought dishes 10 accom~y the lU ~key dinne r prepared by the'ReedY5. Auending were Nor ma Blake ter, Verona Coul tas, Lillian Hlse, Fra nce s McK ee. Be ssie Shaw and lone Sm ith: and Harmon and Lucy Garren and Carl and Velma frankum assisted the Reed ys as hosts of the p~ rty . Dor othy Web b and W i{ma Nld:amp . FAMILY PORTRAIT - Teens of the Roanoke , Va., YOU chapter pose lor a family portralt dressed in 1870 fashion on their vis" Sept 17 to Silver Dollar City in Pigeon Forge, Tenn. From left are Julia Lanum, Don Roschelli , John Crissinger, Sue Crissinger, Jeff Lance, Diane Roschelli, Christine Livsey, Rickey Riddle and Clyde and Benjamin Lance, FOUR FOR THE ROAD-JuHe Trayhome , left,of London, England, and . Michael Larson of Minnesota, Max D. Haymes of Southampton , England, and Martin Fielding of London pose with their gear on the former Bricket Wood Amliassador College campus at the conclusion of their six-week, 2,OOO-rnile cycling tourof Europe, The four ,members traveled through France, Belgium, Luxembourg, West Germany and the Netherlands before returning Aug. 26 to Bricket Wood , . / . SINGLES SCENE YOUTH ACTIVITIES The CIN CINNATI (Oh io) West YOU chapter started ils ow n weekly newsle tter in March of this year,.begi nning with a few anno uncements and now including articles and a calendar of future eveers, reports of pas! activit ies. articles by and about YO U'"me mbers and news of the junio r. YOU chapter that began in Septembe r. The news letter is now's part of the weekly churc h bu lletin'diStributed at . each Sabbalh service . Gerry Trenrupohl. a~f'7;;I~ ~r:~~~~~t 'i~~I~~ : church held its first ecuvity, a-camp-out. H~t;..t~~e:.? ~o~~ :t~e~ bo:a~ ~~ Sept. 23 and 24 at the farm of Mr. and first ecttvhy Sept. 17, with 34 children ~~~ J;~h ~k~;~ ,~::':;:: g~:;i:e~ . and 19 aduhs al1ending a swim part y. Mr . up camp on the banks of the Ten nessee .. ~::~~'e;~~a~:%s -T i na 'Gri ffi n and River. Sunda y morning, after breakfast her sis ter, Scho nda , 12, both cook ed o ver an open fire, the you ng WOODBRIDGE, N.J .• YOU members, adu lts engaged in such 8lCtivitk s as fish- handled the sale of items at a yard sale ing and archery . Beverly Bouman. coo rdinated by the YOU chapter Sept . 24: To promote sales the girls gave away free balloons 10 the neig hborhood children . The SIOO profit was dona ted to the Monmouth Counly Foster Parents Associalion, a charity the Woodbrid ge cc ngregatio n has bee n work ing with for several month s. A.L. ugg: Thirt y-one teens of the MORWELL. Australia. church packed themselves into three -minibuses for a YO U-sponsored week of sight-seeing in Tasmania, the lan d down under the land down under . Settled and developed during the day s of . I British rra nspo na rion of convicts to Van Dieman 's Land (its former name), Tas mania is-ric h in history and relics of the era . Months of fund rai sing and plann ing were well worth the effort for the teens , who packed the week with numer ous fllst-time experiences. Kerry Gubb , SPECIAL MUSIC - The Oetrojt (Mich.) East congregation was treated to a duet sung by Frances Gornick and Kirsten Priebe ,left; at services Sept. 16. The girls were accompanied by, above, violinists Laura Priebe and Julia Hester, Katrina Priebe on the flute and Makiko Jones on the' piano. [Photo by J.O, Smith] 'LOCAL CHURCH NEWS ' DEADLINES Reports fo r " Local Church News" must be postmarked no later than 14 days after the date of the event reported on and be no / longer than 250 words, Reports lacking the date of the event cannot be published ,
Monday, Nov. 6, 1978 ANNOUNCEMENTS Th e GOOD NEWS 19 BIRTHS McOEra, Kennard and l eonl (Joh nso n). 01 Ames , Iowa, boy, Bradey Jon, Oct 4. 12:23 p,m" 6 pounds a ounces, ftrst chlld SATTERlY•.Jlmei and Bonnie (Douglasl, 01 Lake J eckson, Tea., girl, Jenniler Lynne, Oct. 8, 6:41 a.m.• 7 pounds 13 ounces . first chad. AGUNABUR. Samuel and Chinyere. of lagos, Niger ia. gift Nwamaka Uzoma . July 13. 4 .5 kilo grams , now 1 boy. 1 girl. SC HllOTKNEC HT . Richlrd and Conn~ bG.:,elt".~ ) 'S:~t~~~~";2:~2 ~~m . ,g~IPoRu=c~: ou~• • now1 boy, 1 girl . ARDIS , Gana and Jaanette (Powell). of Columbia , S .C., girl, Olana Joy . Sept 12. 12:09 p.m.,9 pound' 1 ounca , now 1 boy , 1 girl. STAU FFER. Orla and Rhonda (Osborne), of ~~.I~~pce:; · 1g~' o~~;'Yfi~~ 'C~l~: 3, 4:043 AVILA, MiChael and Melody (Mountlord), 01 Perth. AuslraMl, boy, AnIon Mlchael. May zr. 2 p.m ., 8 pounds 3 ounces. now 2 bo ys. SA YAN , Joe l.net Patti (llndq uisl). of Charleslon , Ill , boy . Oavtct MaTttleW. Aug . 28 . 8:34 a.m., 9 pounds 1 ounce. now 2 boys . McGEHEE, Jerry and Gail (Puisall) , of Pinole, Calil " boy, Kaleb Taylor, Oct . 15. 3:55 a.m.. 8 pounds 10 ouncea,lIrst child . ~ MEADOWS . Lonnie and OlIn. of Rus••IlVlIle , ~}';;;'3sflioS:;~::-:::; :;~.. .'6. 6:"5 p.m.. 7 ST E PHENSO N, Ski p and Glenda ~SI1:~~r~~: ~p:~~~ ~~o':Jd:~~~.7M:~~ Yj ounces . first child . SUBIAH . Setgie and RoM , of Durban. South Africa , boy . Oavid Doran. Sept. 13. 2:"5 p.m.. 6 pounds 3 ounces . nrst child . MR. AND MRS. ERVIN LENHART BUCHSTABER, Bram and Leon a (Schacht), 01 ~~~rrO~'~8s~lr~:~~ .Robert , Sept. 19, 6 CLEM ENTSON , John and e h.rolette (Meade). of Clncinnall, Ohio . girl, Michelle l ••me, Aug. 26. 8 pounds 8 ounce., now1 boy, 2 girts. CO RBETT, Roc and Nancy (Ha mpto n). of Renton, Wash. , boy, Jape Aaron. Sept. 5. 4:30 p.m.,9 pound. 4 ounces , now 1 boy. 1 gift. ~u~:t~II:~~rE~:~~rl~~)1r ~~~nj DEMIRGIAN . Jack and RoM . of N_port New• • V• .• girl . Anna . Sepl . U , 11:13 a.m.• 3.55 kIo gr8ms.lr'l cM el. • DE SCHAINE. Timothy anel Debb ie. 01 La. Vegas. Nev-, boy. Jame. Conrael. sepl. 11. 8:27 a.m., 7 pounds 13 ounces. now 1 boy, 1 girl. ELLET T, Brl. coe II enel Do nn . (Reeck). 01 areenvilla.S.C.. boy. Eric Troy. sept. 2.10:35 a.m., 8 pouneta 8 ounce •• now2 boy• . FEATH ERS , Harolel anel Esthar {Gable}. 01 Klamath Falls. Ore.. boy. joshUa. Roy. Aug. 7. ~~~~ a.m.. ~ pound. 7 ounces. now 2 boys . 2 FISHER, Ron and Catole , 01 Auckland , New ~~~~;~lr6';,:,~~ ~o:h~id~ ept. 8, 8:13 p.rn.. 7 GLEN'STER .. Brensby and Hazel, 01 CM marthen, Wales. glrl.I,h::helll, Aug. 18,.7:. 2 a.m., 8 pouncn(5 ounce • • now 3 boys , 1 girl. ~:~~~~~~~~~ ~ff:~ ,( ~·. ~~~I~:r.: 7 pounds 9 OIJI\Ces. f1rsl ch~d. . GRAHAM. Edwa rd and Barba ra (Gaines). of Hebfon, Ind., boy. Aric Curtls .'Sepl. 25. 8:31 a.m., 9 pounds ' 2 ounce s. now 3 boys . 1 girl. HARD Y, E!b.ft . and . Braf\da (Si mmo ns) . of ' Elkhart. 1rId., girl. April Colleen. sepl. 15. 2:05 a.m.. 7 pound. 5 o~. , now 1 boy. 1 girl. HE YKOOP , C9r and leona (WMson), 01 St. Calharin• • , Ont.. girl. Alisa Marie. Oct . 16 . 6:25 a.m., 9 ,pound~ ,6 .0UIlt~ S , 'fsl cMd . ( .. " ' HOL MES . G.O lge and neu. (Martin) . 01 Victoria. T••.• boy, Gra
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