Page 3S THE HERALD. Provo. Tlah. Wednesday, November 12, 1980 Ordination of Adventist Chruch Deacon Announced Religion Pastor Milton Hinkle, elders and deacons of the Provo Seventh-da- y .Adventist Church celebrated the ordination of Deacon Larry Kline of Springvilie. Duties of deacon include spiritual leadership for the local congregation, as well as the physical upkeep of the Catholic Bishop To Be Ordained Monday Preparations have been quietly under way in many committees since April when the Most Rev. Joseph L. Federal, then Bishop of the Salt Lake Diocese (comprising all of Utah), his resignation and assumed the title of "Apostolic Administrator" the selection of a new bishop Sending Holy See in Rome. After waiting with anticipation through the summer months, the ancome, first serve basis, except for a nouncement finally came from the few areas reserved specifically for Vatican. On Sept. 9, on a Tuesday in accord with established church tradition, guests, participants and the His Holiness, John Paul II com The moment is SALT LAKE CITY almost here! On Monday at 7:30 p.m. the seventh Bishop of the Roman Catholic Church in Utah will be ordained and installed in a splended ritual during a Mass to be celebrated in Spanish and English at the Salt Palace Arena in downtown Salt Lake City. Everyone is invited, no tickets will be required. Seating will be on a first municated his choice to the more than Catholics of Utah. The man selected was the Rev. William K. Weigand, the 43 year-ol- d pastor of St. Hubert's parish in rural Homedale, Idaho. Father Weigand is a Spanish-speakin- g missionary, recently s' service in returned from Colombia, South America. As pastor of a parish he helped promote spiritual renewal in the vast slums so typical of large cities in the Third World. 60,000 ten-year- 60,000-memb- Through small Christian Adventists Begin Charity Fund Drive A canvass of Utah County heads the Adventist Church durpriority list of the Seventh-da- y next and December. November of weeks the ing Adventist have separated business and residential sections of Provo, Or em, Springvilie, Mapleton and Spanish Fork and have assigned teams to visit both sectors during the annual World Service Appeal which began Saturday evening. Roger Cook, Springvilie, and Brad Walton, Provo, are coordinating the program, which first began in 1908 and is a worldwide appeal. Each solicitor, an unpaid volunteer, will carry an identification card or badge. Overhead expenses are eliminated when funds are processed through exisiting church channels, which permits the entire tax deductible donation to be tunneled into the welfare, disaster relief, medical and educational projects that Adventists support in 190 countries. Funds are also used locally in projects such as "Heartbeat," a clinic designed to detect problems with cholesterol and others; the Five-da- y Stop Smoking Plan; a local conditioning program, designed to help participants overcome improper health habits, and various charitable projects such as personal con door-to-do- com- munities he was able to see God's lc- - soothe the pain of alienation and help people to claim their rightful dignity and justice in an indifferent world. During an interview. Bishop-elec-t Weigand proclaimed that his main goal is still to be evangelization, preaching the "Good News" that we are brothers, because we are God's children. He will do this for the people of his new diocese just as be once did in Cali, Colombia. Father Weigand plans to reach out to the unchurched, the inactive Catholic in particular: the divorced, the youth, the minorities. "The church belongs to all!" he proclaims. .m .m one child. iwim r4 r. y2 ma m church facilities. Kline has been a member of the Adventist Church for S4 years and is originally from Kettering. Cfcio. He was graduated from Northrup University, majoring in aircraft mechanics. He and his wife, Linda, are parents of mm u. m mM mw mmw WATCH H PARKS SPORTSMAN D3Q stop Smoking Plan Offered tact with those in need. "Adventists maintain mission schools, medical launches, emergency air service, clinics, dispensaries and relief units that are often the only facilities available to thousands of needy persons, Walton said. "Many times groups such as the Red Cross rely on the Adventist teams to make contact in countries where others are not allowed because of political problems." Adventists, in 1979, aided more than 11 million people, gave more than 18 millions items of clothing, donated $10 million in food or cash and contributed more than 13 million hours of unpaid service in the process of this project. The goal in Utah County is $3,000 and plans include the districtuion of literature to every possible home. The Adventist group is endeavoring to serve all aspects of life physical, mental and spiritual. "Utah County residents have, in the past, been very generous with their donations and good wisnes," Cook said. "We hope to not only reach our monetary goal, but to meet as many of our neighbors as possible and to be of service to everyone in need that can be helped." In an effort to assist those in the Utah County area who wish to stop smoking, Provo Seventh-da- y Adventists will offer the "Five Day Stop Smoking Plan," that has proved successful around the world, Dec. c.l. ... 1. m r S7 f ( The program, to be coordinated by Drs. Paul and Charles Smith, will be Sunday through Thursday evenings from 7:30 to 9:30 at the Adventist Church, 2S5 S. 700 E., Provo. Cost for materials will be $10 per person. m 1 TLnMiliHf n rt f l 1 1 Erlulfitf mimI i t w l 1 Sotnrdflw i w w I, : x i WWXXW v v x xx The program will not only show the effects of plan to smoking on the body, but will offer a five-da- y stop smoking and ways to help curb the appetite and lessen nervous tension. The plan includes the uses of water, proper rest, exercise, the use of vitamins and the assistance that God can give during the program. J t Everyone in the community who smokes or has a friend or family member who does is encouraged to 0 the Smith Clinic, to register) for the call 373-866- ' meetings. Bishop Brown to Visit Timpview Stake Meets Victor L. Brown, Presiding Bishbp of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y conSaints, will direct the two-da- y ference of the Orem Timpview Stake Saturday and Sunday. According to Carl W. Crawford, president of the Timpview Stake, there will be four sessions of conference to instruct and inspire the leaders and members, of the stake. All meetings will be held in the Timpview Stake Center, 1000 N. 600 W. in Orem. Bishop Brown, the tenth Presiding Bishop of the LDS Church, has had extensive experience in the church and computer services, records and physical facilities. He serves on the Church Board of Education and is a member of the board of directors of Western Airlines. On Saturday the priesthood leadership meeting will be from 5 to 6 Brown was born July 31, 1914, p.m., followed by an adult session from in Bishop Cardston, Alberta, Canada, a son of 7 to 9 p.m. The theme of the adult sesGerald S. and Maggie Lee Brown. He sion is "Turn the Hearts of the Children attended the University of Utah, LDS to the Fathers." 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