Answer the growing worldwide de-
mand for community health pro-
fessinals. Loma Linda University
School of Health has a program
tailored to assist you in obtaining
skills for a rewarding future or to
enhance your present career. For your
working convenience, off-campus
programs are also available. Serve the
world as a public health physician,
dentist, nurse, environmentalist,
nutritionist, health-care ad-
ministrator, industrial hygienist,
health educator, counselor, or
epidemiologist. To maximize your
personal, professional and financial
rewards, call for details (toll-free),
(800) 854-5661, ext. 4577; or call col-
lect, (714) 824-4577.
Californians for Qakwood College
Alumni will present a ‘“‘Country
Western Fun-Boat Harbor Dinner
Cruise,’”’ Sunday, Mar. 25. The boat
will depart San Pedro harbor (berths
95-96) at 5 p.m. sharp! For tickets and
further information, contact Mrs.
Alean Middleton, (805) 497-9457.
Lodi Academy—Class Reunion of ’44
to be held April 14. Addresses of the
following are needed: Mary (Perkings)
Dobson, Hubert Sturges, Lucille
(Schneider) Peterson, John Shewmake
(Elder), Ivanette (Eberhardt) Filzeira,
Willard McGee, Glenn Murphy, Lois
Rae King, Alice Smith, Evelyn Clark.
Please notify Melva (Bryant) Lind,
c/o Lodi Academy, 1230 S. Central,
Lodi, CA 95240.
Union College Homecoming Weekend
will be April 12-15. The Classes of 24,
’29, ’34, 39, 44, ’49, ’S4, 59, ’64,
’69, 74, 79 and ’83 will be honored,
but members of any class or former
students are also welcome. Highlights
of the weekend include: Groundbreak-
ing for the Larson Lifestyle Center,
Medical Cadet Corps 50th Anniver-
sary Celebration, Union Reunion Ban-
quet, Annual Alumni Golf Tourna-
ment and Clock Tower to Capitol
half-marathon. If you need informa-
tion, please write Development and
Alumni Office, Union College, 3800
South 48th, Lincoln, NE 68506; or call
(402) 488-2331, ext. 435.
Friends, relatives and former students
of Lois Teel, join in honoring her
retirement May 20. Send letters and
cards, or word that you can be in
Portland, Oregon, on that date. Ad-
dress letters to P.A.E.S. (Portland
Adventist Elementary School) 3990
NW 1st. St., Gresham, OR 97030.
The Class of 1974 of Oakwood Col-
lege will celebrate its 10-year reunion
during the annual Alumni-Homecom-
ing Weekend, April 19-21. All ’74
classmates will want to be present this
special weekend. For more informa-
tion, contact Charles D. Battles, Presi-
dent, (215) 326-5800 or S801; or write
to the Class of ’74 Planning Commit-
tee, c/o Box 128, Oakwood College,
Huntsville, AL 35896.
fEwe IND THEMI
Anyone knowing the whereabouts of
the following persons, please call the
Adventist Health Study collect, (714)
824-4589: Evelyn Deborde, last known
to live in Loma Linda in 1982 and a
member of the Campus Hill Church;
Linda Mae DeWolfe, last known to
live in Sunnyvale in 1982 and a
member of the Sunnyvale Church;
Dorothy Lees (Kurtzworth) Hompe,
last known to live in San Francisco in
1982 and a member of the Fresno-
Asian Church.
Anyone knowing the whereabouts of
any of the following, please notify
Yvonne Breigan, Clerk, Hacienda
Heights Church, 2120 S. Stimson, Ha-
cienda Heights, CA 91745: Ambrose
Caudillo, Charlotte Cox, Cora Lee
Jackson, Paul and Marie Whitten,
Manuel and Alice Ramirez, Ana
Anaya, Noel McClain, or Grace Ruiz.
The Visalia Church is interested in
locating the following individuals:
Beverly Ciriaco, Paula Pohot, Shirley
Schreyer, Kennie Costa, Sunny Lee
Jones, Brent Swallow. If you know of
their whereabouts, please write:
Visahha SDA Church, 1310 S. Wood-
land Drive, Visalia, CA 93277; or
phone (209) 734-6111.
ULLETIN BOARD ll (reentry Nespen |
Rehabilitation Services Director. Im-
mediate opening in progressive 125-bed
hospital. Must be knowledgeable in all
aspects of rehabilitation including car-
diac. Experience in program develop-
ment, implementation and management
is required. Send résumé to Personnel
Director, Feather River Hospital, 5974
Pentz Rd., Paradise, CA 95969; (916)
877-9361.
Programmer/Analyst responsible for
analyzing computer systems and
writing programs to include alumni,
admissions and accounting. Degree in
accounting or computer science 1s re-
quired, or § years’ experience in the
data processing field. Knowledge of
IBM System/38 helpful. Send résumé
to Personnel, Pacific Union College,
Angwin, CA 94508.
Help Wanted: Full-time experienced
X-ray technician. Department has
nuclear medicine, CT scan, ultra-
sound, and mammography. Contact
Bill Lighthall, Hanford Community
Hospital, Hanford, CA 93230; (209)
582-4361, ext. 226.
Licensed funeral director/embalmer
will consider experienced apprentice.
Growing community, ideal for family,
2 SDA churches, elementary school,
academy. Possible live-in arrangement
if desired. Replies will be confidential.
Leonard G. Messer, Manager, 715 S.
Fairmont Ave., Lodi, CA 95240; (209)
369-3564.
WANTED, missionary-minded, his-
torical SDA couple, to plan and
manage Health Education Home in
northern Calif. We provide new
4-bedroom, 4-bath furnished home;
large variety orchard and garden.
Other SDA families on premises. 22
miles to small town and church. Soul-
winning endeavor. 2519 Mead Ave.,
Biggs, CA 95917; (916) 868-5735.
Managers. Retirement apartments
located throughout California. Good
pay and benefits. Send résumé: JPS
Enterprises, P.O. Box 99, Angwin,
CA 94508.
Licensed physical therapy assistant for
position with private physical therapy
practice. Wide caseload covering
54-bed, acute-care hospital, 99-bed
skilled nursing facility, satellite outpa-
tient clinic. Experience with ortho-
pedics and rehabilitation preferred.
Contact Doug Korcek, R.P.T., 601 E.
Lennox St., Yreka, CA 96097; (916)
842-4121, ext. 211.
Major southern California portable
X-ray company has opening for highly
professional, self-motivated radi-
ologic technologist. Must have CRT
certification. Excellent potential, re-
tirement program, paid vacations, sick
leave, health benefits, etc. Salary
open. Contact Portable X-ray Labs,
Inc., 1151 Knollwood Circle,
Anaheim, CA 92801; (714) 761-0701
days; 838-6446 evenings.
Non-profit corporation has need for
tractor or caterpillar to use for
development of outpost evangelism
program. Contact Don Stacy, (714)
952-0640; or write c/o Norwalk
Adventists, Inc., 12204 Firestone
Blvd., Norwalk, CA 90650.
Registered Physical Therapist. Come
to sunny southern California and
work. R.P.T. needed in geriatric reha-
bilitation part time to steady part
time. Must enjoy working with elderly
and be willing to work in team setting
where effective and timely patient re-
habilitation is primary goal. Com-
petitive pay. For more information,
write Gary Trefz, 12376 Reche Can-
yon Rd., Colton, CA 92324; (714)
824-3737.
Hospital chaplain for Hialeah
Hospital. Bilingual, English/Spanish,
and previous hospital experience re-
quired. Call Ted Hirsch collect, (305)
835-4737; or write Personnel Dept.,
651 East 25th St., Hialeah, FL 33013.
Assistant Director Public Relations.
Shady Grove Adventist Hospital has
immediate opening for creative in-
dividual to manage day-to-day opera-
tions of PR Dept. Ideal candidate will
have strong writing skills, experience
in photography, knowledge in all
aspects of layout and design. To
apply, contact Personnel Office, 9901
Medical Center Dr., Rockville, MD
20850; (301) 279-6525.
PACIFIC UNION RECORDER /MARCH 19, 1984
SDA Swiss manufacturer of award
medals, trophies, plaques, etc., seeks
immediate contact with American
businessman. Write or call American
address: Swiss Awards, ¢/o0 798 Green
Valley, Newbury Park, CA 91320;
(805) 498-5958.
Medical Transcription Supervisor—
Prefer applicant to have A.S. degree
with transcription and supervisory ex-
perience. 383-bed Shawnee Mission
Medical Center. Excellent salary and
benefits. Call collect, (913) 676-2026,
or write Shawnee Mission Medical
Center, 74th and Grandview, Shawnee
Mission, KS 66201.
Registered Physical Therapist. Full-
time position available immediately.
Work in progressive 72-bed general
acute-care hospital. Desirable family
living area. Close to college, academy,
grade schools. Many outdoor recre-
ational opportunities close by. Please
apply immediately: Walla Walla Gen-
eral Hospital, Personnel Dept., Box
1398, Walla Walla, WA 99362; or
phone collect, (509) 525-0480, ext.
503.
Executive Director, Home Health-care
Services. Directs daily activities for the
program. Requirements: strong ad-
ministrative and communication
skills; business degree/B.S.N.; prefer
M.P.H., M.H.A., or M.B.A. Knowl-
edge of home-care services; some
health-care clinical experience; know
cost reimbursement structure; knowl-
edgeable of JCAH, DRGs and TEFRA
standards. Call Personnel, Kettering
Medical Center, (513) 296-7843, ext.
5168. N
Permanent teaching position, depart-
ment of information/computer science,
Andrews University. Prefer individual
with doctorate in computer science.
Persons with doctorate or experience
in related areas may be considered.
Expected to teach graduate/under-
graduate classes such as Sytems
Analysis, Data Structures, Data Base,
Software Engineering. Academic posi-
tion, salary commensurate with ex-
perience, education. Send résumé:
Lawrence Turner, Chairman, Dept. of
Information/Computer Science, An-
drews University, Berrien Springs, MI
49104; (616) 471-3516.
Licensed physical therapists for ex-
panding 80-bed rehabilitation hospital.
Addition will be completed in July.
Therapists will evaluate patients, for-
mulate a plan of treatment, provide
therapy, supervise assistant. Oppor-
tunity for continuing education
seminars, educational reimbursement
benefits, paid relocation expenses.
Rural location, hour west of Philadel-
phia. Apply: Bill McGregor, Person-
nel Director, Reading Rehabilitation
Hospital, Rt. 1, Box 250, Reading PA
19607; (215) 777-7615.
Experienced Editorial Assistant—
Strong writing skills, design, publica-
tions production. Degree required.
Hard worker. Self-starter. 383-bed
Shawnee Mission Medical Center
(suburban Kansas City). Excellent
benefits. Send résumé, cover letter,
samples of work to SMMC, 74th and
Grandview, Shawnee Mission, KS
66201.
OB/GYN opening in Manchester,
Kentucky. Modern office building ad-
jacent to 63-bed SDA hospital. A real
opportunity to locate in beautiful
eastern Kentucky. 8-grade church
school near hospital. Several
academies and Southern College
within 200 miles. Call collect, (606)
598-5175. Ask for Bob Burchard.
Missionary-minded DNS May 1984
for 66-bed nursing home. Growing
church, church school. Send résumé
and references: Burley Care Center,
1729 Miller, Burley, ID 83318.
Enjoy rural living? Outdoor recre-
ation? This Adventist-operated hos-
pital in Wyoming, 15 miles west of the
Big Horn Mountains and 100 miles
east of Yellowstone National Park,
has openings for R.N.s and L.P.N.s.
Write Annie Jordan, South Big Horn
County Hospital, River Route,
Greybull, WY 82426; (307) 568-3311.
Family practice opportunity in Man-
chester, Kentucky. 2 family practice
physicians will retire soon. Office
available adjacent to 63-bed SDA
hospital. 2-teacher, 8-grade church
school adjacent to hospital. For
details, call Bob Burchard collect,
(606) 598-5175.
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Battle Creek Thermophore—Large
popular unit, $61.95; medium size,
$53.95 (note moderate change in
prices). Want to improve your treat-
ment? Use Morfam Master Massager,
$98.50. Cold feet? Use Battle Creek
bed warmer, $39.95. Frec delivery.
Tax in Calif. Westwood Physical
Therapy, 71 N. Forest Rd., Apt. E,
Sonora, CA 95370; (209) 532-5908.
Pop-N-EatT™ _America’s newest
poping corn! So different. It’s
patented! Great in hot-air poppers! 6
Ibs., $6.50. Postpaid UPS continental
U.S.A., $7.50. East 1-70, Box 1089,
Moab, UT 84532.
25 acres in foothills near Mariposa.
2,000 ft. elevation, no smog or fog,
ideal climate year-round, lots of trees,
about 45 miles to Yosemite Park.
Church and school near. Clayton
Lovitt, 4312 Ben Hur Rd., Mariposa,
CA 95338; (209) 966-2510.
Moving to Idaho? Nice 3-bedroom,
2-bath home, double garage, in
Caldwell. Large lot, fenced yard.
$59,900. Contact R. C. Gessele,
M.D., 43610 Fern Ave., Lancaster,
CA 93534; (805) 948-9157.
Home in mint condition. 2 bedrooms,
2 baths, central heat. Spacious living
and dining rooms. Fireplace, w/w
carpeting. Many extras. 1,500 sq. ft.
Calimesa. Clean air cooler. Asking
$79,900. (714) 796-0702; write 11075
Benton, No. 214, Loma Linda, CA
92354.
3-bedroom house with view on 2 acres
at Orleans, Calif. Spring water,
garden, fruit trees, berries, grapes,
swimming pool, nice yard, 2 out-
buildings, 2 miles from church and
school. Assumable loan. $64,900. Call
(916) 929-2315.
1,650-sq.-ft. ranch-style home on
acre; adjacent acre zoned for addi-
tional house. Irrigation water,
panoramic view, fruit trees. 3 bed-
rooms, 2 baths, central air/heat,
modern kitchen, oak floors, fireplace,
basement, hothouse, 2-car garage. Off
Highway 49 near Auburn, Calif.
Phone (916) 268-1050.
8,000 ft. 2 new industrial concrete
buildings divided into 4 units with
rental income, located on 13 acres
worth $100,000 acre on main Napa
highway close to Napa airport. Ample
parking, perfect for developing,
writing off depreciation tax shelter.
Flexible financing. (707) 965-3734.
Evangelistic Slide Series. Seasoned
evangelist’s series in metal cases;
presentations on tape. Approximately
1,000 doctrinal and 300 song slides in
thin plastic mounts. $350 or best
offer. Also portions of minister’s
library. Contact Brad Gardner, 9139
Terramore Dr., Orangevale, CA
95662; (916) 988-2094 or 989-4799.
42-year-old house in Willits, Calif. 3
bedrooms, 2 baths, covered patio,
Genie garage-door opener, garbage
disposal, dishwasher. Wall-to-wall
carpeting. Call (415) 964-2953 or (707)
459-2449 any evening after 6 except
Sabbath.
Large 3-bedroom, 2-bath house with
basement. Fireplace in living room
and basement. Wood, electric or oil
heat. Well built. In the heart of the
Redwoods. Close to SDA church and
school. Carport, garage, .92 acre with
fruit trees. $98,000. Phone (707)
943-3451 in morning before 8 or eve-
ning.
Angwin 2-story,. 2-bedroom, 1-bath
home with attached 2+ -bedroom,
1-bath apartment on approximately %;
acre. Utility room, sewing room, fenced
yard. $130,000. Flexible terms with
reasonable down. Call (916) 796-3260.
Lease or buy the car or truck of your
choice at the lowest possible cost.
Equipment leases on any new or used
equipment as well as insurance of all
kinds. Due to our low mark-up, price
information is limited to clients who
come in our office. Call or write Bob
New, Inc., (213) 247-3530; 736 N.
Glendale Ave., Glendale, CA 91206.
Restaurant, 2,900 sq. ft., now vacant
in Roseburg, Oregon, area. Large
parking area. For sale or lease. About
1,000 Adventists in trade area. (503)
672-6884. Glen Fleming, 443 Glenda
Ave., Roseburg, OR 97470.
Pianos, organs, personal keyboards,
etc. Oregon’s finest selection. §
brands, top German, Japanese,
American pianos. American and
European church and home organs,
portable keyboards, etc. SDA
operated. For church needs, please
contact O. Ogden or Jim Costa,
Ogden Music Co., 4035 S.E. 82nd St.,
Portland, OR 97206 (opposite East
Port Plaza). (503) 777-2666 or Aurora
678-5330.
Pick up your new Mercedes-Benz and
see the 350th year’s performance of
the Oberammergau Passion Play at
the same time, in May, July or
September. Call Thelma or Henry at
Auto Martin immediately, (503)
474-1881; Postal 1881, Grants Pass,
OR 97526.
Commercial building with going
health food store in beautiful Ozarks;
3 other rentals under same roof; junc-
tion Highway 68 and 62 near Har-
rison, Arkansas. 3 churches, church
school. Lay activities opportunities.
Sydney Holland, (501) 437-2411 Sun-
day to Friday; Rt. 1, Box A-1, Alpena,
AR 72611.
Musical Instruments: Reasonable
prices. New band, orchestral in-
struments, guitars. Telephone orders
accepted, (616) 471-3794. Request free
price list, brochure. Indicate instru-
ment desired. Hamel Music Company,
Box 184, Berrien Springs, MI 49103.
Napa Valley Retirement Estates—Ad-
ventist lifestyle living at its best. One
studio apartment available and one
1-bedroom apartment available at this
time. Hurry and call Charles Todd,
(707) 944-2994. Rentals are at a
premium, so call today.
Special Oakwood Alumni Weekend
charter bus. Will leave Los Angeles
April 18; arrive back in Los Angeles
April 24. Round-trip fare (bus fare
only), $220. Reservations must be in
and paid by April 8. Call or write
Thomas Hall, 9755 Catawba Ave.,
Fontana, CA 92335. (714) 829-3066.
Advertise in ‘‘yellow pages’’ of church
directories being published. Deal with
honest, reliable customers who want
honest, reliable suppliers of goods and
services. This classified section will
repeat in church membership direc-
tories in Southern California. 2-line
listing, $20. Boldface, additional lines,
display ads extra. Kalergraphics (213)
245-6058.
Adventist Employment Service wants
to help retired workers help others!
We are gathering names and occupa-
tions of retired workers who want
part-time employment. If interested,
write for application: AES, Box 8475,
Riverside, CA 92515-8475; (714)
359-5383.
Save on air travel! One airline’s price,
$2,600; another’s, $2,950. By rerout-
ing, etc., ours, $1,650, saving +
$1,000 per ticket. That family saved
over $5,000 on one trip! Compare our
prices! For best prices you must be
early! Get information in time, now.
Finance Dynamics, P.O.B. 2359,
Carlsbad, CA 92008; (619) 757-0117.
For Rent. Honeymoon hide-away or
family vacation at Lake Tahoe. Cute
A-frame cabin. All electric. Sleeps up
to 6 adults/2 children. Close to skiing,
hiking, shopping, boating. Now open
year around. No pets. $350 per
week/winter; $250 per week/summer.
Call Gerry Lammerding in Sacramen-
to, (916) 331-0688, evenings.
South Lake Tahoe house for rent.
Beautiful vacationland. 2 bedrooms,
12 baths. Sleeps 8. Fully furnished,
complete electric kitchen, washer,
dryer, TV on cable. 5S miles to Heaven-
ly Valley. Contact Dorothy Jones, 7622
Rainbow Dr., Cupertino, CA 95014;
or call (408) 446-5523.
Float Idaho Whitewater: Salmon Mid-
dlefork, River of No Return, Hell’s
Canyon. Individual, group, family.
Experienced Adventist outfitter. Sab-
bath camps. Vegetarian food. Kayaks.
Drury Family, Box 248, Troy, ID
83871; (208) 835-2126.
Family Film Service, Box 178, Will-
ington, CT 06279, (203) 429-9152,
specializing in selling Kodak film for
35 cents/roll throughout U.S. Have
excellent fund-raising program. Also
need at-home part-time telephone
workers. Excellent income.