LAT YOULL SERVICE
Silverado Guest Ranch, located in
St. Helena in beautiful Napa Valley,
has openings for 4 senior adults.
Country living, good vegetarian
home cooking. Lots of open space
and activities for active senior cit-
1zens. Near St. Helena Hospital;
Pacific Union College cultural ac-
tivities available. Call (707) 963-7920
or -4185, or write Box 273, St. He-
lena, CA 94574.
LFORS AE.)
For low prices on carpet, tile and
linoleum, call M & M Interiors,
(714) 687-7868 or 687-0804. Or come
and see us at 4934 La Sierra Ave.
Riverside, Calif.
17-bed Rest Home in beautiful Ojai,
Calif. Excellent condition. Has
smoke alarms, sprinklers thru-out;
licensed. Owner will carry large
second T.D. Excellent investment,
or family business. Call Charles
Cook, Agent. Price only $225,000.
(805) 646-4430 or (805) 646-8186.
Excellent ranching opportunity.—
Comfortable home, second dwell-
ing, supporting outbuildings; 2,554
acres. 75 miles to Yellowstone Park,
80 miles to Chet Huntley Big Sky
year-round resort, 35 miles to Brid-
ger Ski Bowl. Located in Rocky
Mountains, 45 miles to Bozeman,
Mont, Has 21 springs, 3 creeks, 2
ponds, recreational potential; 1,650
acres crop land, balance pasture
land; natural irrigation available.
Contact Trust Dept., North Pacific
Union Conf., Box 16677, Portland,
OR 97216; (503) 255-7300.
Save your health! World famous
Vita-mix total juicer, bread maker,
ice cream freezer, soup maker.
Turn wheat into flour and have
bread kneaded in only 5 minutes.
Now at reduced price. 5-year war-
ranty. Call Tim Jacobsen at (714)
981-6435, or write Box 547, Upland,
CA 91786.
Automobiles and Boats Wholesale.
You can buy any type of used car
or truck at Los Angeles Dealers
Auto Auction thru Kelly Dalton.
Call or write for price quote. We
are also Ranger Boat dealers. Send
for {ree brochure, 323 Sinclair,
Glendale, CA 91206; phone (213)
246-3780, 7-9 a.m. or 9-11 p.m.
Terrific 4-bedroom English ranch-
style home with completely private
pool. Near Adventist Hospital.
Glendale’s choice location. Excel-
lent floor plan. Shake roof, forced
air heat, 2 fireplaces, built-in kitch-
en, new luxury carpeting, 3 full
bathrooms and much more. 735
Avonglen Terrace, Glendale, CA
91206. Call (213) 465-2138 or (213)
242-8648 for appointment to sce.
Steam Bath, Therapy Clinic—Are
you looking for a golden opportu-
nity”? Income property; 3 residen-
tial apartments. One office space
with 3 treating rooms. Business has
been in same location over 28 years,
with doctor referrals. Good climate
for asthma patients. Take over
business with purchase of property.
Owners want to retire. Mr. & Mrs.
David Sawatsky, 434 S. Cortez St.,
Prescott, AZ 86301. Telephone (602)
445-3781.
Northwest Arkansas, 26 acres with
excellent well and pond, overlooks
beautiful valley, 3-bdr., 2-bath
home with central heat, large barn
and storage building, garden, fruit
trees, near Ozark Academy. $60,-
000. Contact Dick Carlson, Gray
Agency, Inc. Real Estate, Box 676,
Gentry, AR 72734; (501) 736-2204,
(501) 736-8774.
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Policy
All advertising must be sub-
mitted through your local con-
ference office—communication
department. The Recorder as-
sumes no responsibility for ad-
vertisements.
Advertising is limited to Sev-
enth-day Adventists except
where a service may be ren-
dered to our members.
Advertisements are accepted
by local conferences for only
one insertion at a time and
are printed as space permits—
sometimes up to six weeks be-
fore publication.
All advertisements must be
approved by the local pastor
and sent to your conference of-
fice with the $7.50 for 50 words
or less. Make a $7.50 check or
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corder.
UrRsenTLY Neebpebd
Simi Valley Adventist Hospital has
immediate openings for RNs in Ob-
stetrics, Med.-Surg., Pediatrics,
ICCU, Operating Room (part time),
and Emergency Dept. (part time);
and ror an LVN in Emergency Dept.
Please contact Personnel, 2975 N.
Sycamore Dr., Simi Valley, CA 93-
065, phone (805) 527-2462.
Staff Physical Therapists—Part- &
full-time. Must be California reg-
istered. Contact the White Memo-
rial Medical Center, Personnel De-
partment, 1720 Brooklyn Ave. Los
Angeles, CA 90033; (213) 269-9131,
ext. 681.
Registered Nurse, Emergency Dept.
Spanish speaking and previous
ER experience preferred. Rotating
shifts. For further information, con-
tact White Memorial Medical Cen-
ter, Personnel Dept., 1720 Brooklyn
Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90033; (213)
269-9131, ext. 681.
Medical Staff Secretary—Ability to
type 65 wpm and previous secreta-
rial experience required. Must pos-
sess administrative capabilities.
Medical terminology and ability to
take shorthand preferred but not
mandatory. Contact Personnel Of-
fice, White Memorial Medical Cen-
ter, 1720 Brooklyn Ave., Los Ange-
les, CA 90033; (213) 269-9131, ext. 681.
Foreman Electrician—Knowledge of
L.A. City code, willingness to obtain
C-10 state license and previous
supervisory experience required.
Hours 7 am.-4 p.m. Contact Per-
sonnel Office, White Memorial Mcd-
ical Center, 1720 Brooklyn Ave., Los
Angeles, CA 90033; (213) 269-9131,
ext. 681
Partner needed to help establish an
apple, peach and pear orchard on
40 acres in southeast Utah, for mis-
sionary purposes. Must be a family
or couple, 25-45; man with a trade
and mechanical ability. Orchard ex-
perience not necessary, but must
be willing to learn. Write to Robert
Law, Box 238, Ferron, UT 84523.
RNs and LPNs needed in a 98-bed
skilled nursing home in Richfield,
Utah. Great opportunity for lead-
ership training. Starting salary,
$1,000 for RNs; slightly less, LPNs.
Benefits include free hospitalization
insurance. Clean air, good schools.
City shopping accommodates the
25,000 people in the six-county area.
Care Center is owned and operated
by Adventists. Company of 13 mem-
bers meet in Richfield. For informa-
tion, write Richfield Care Center,
Box 787, Richfield, UT 84701; or call
collect, (801) 896-8211.
Salesmen—national corporation has
immediate openings for northern
California, including Bay Area, for
sale of incandescent and fluorescent
lighting products. Experienced
salesmen to call on commercial and
industrial accounts. High rate com-
mission, car necessary, training
given. Write: Résumé, Ford Asso-
ciates Lighting Products, 1465 Ca-
rolan Ave., Burlingame, CA 94010.
Wanted: Retired couple to buy
8x48-ft. mobile home and live on
Adventist church school grounds.
$3,000. 19245 Falls City Rd., Dallas,
OR 97338; (503) 787-3561.
Director of Nursing: Progressive
120-bed hospital is seeking respon-
sible individual with advanced
medical/surgical nursing experi-
ence and administrative ability.
Position offers excellent opportu-
nity for personal and professional
growth. BS degree preferred. Sal-
ary commensurate with experience.
Submit résumé to: Personnel Of-
fice, Loma Linda Community Hos-
pital, 25333 Barton Rd., Loma Lin-
da, CA 92354.
Journeyman plumber wanted, good
salary; § years’ experience neces-
sary. Prefer someone with knowl-
edge of pumps. but not essential.
Position available in St. Helena,
Calif., 8 miles from Pacific Union
College. Contact Clvde Tucker
Plumbing, (707) 963-4162 or 963-7804.
Live-in housekeeper needed for
working man with two children
ages 7 and 5. Country setting close
to shopping and Adventist church.
Own room and board, plus salary.
Gall 415) 939-3723 in Pleasant Hill,
Calif.
Nursing home administrators need-
ed in northern and southern Cali-
fornia. We seek progressive, profit-
oriented administrators who qual-
ify for state license. Salary range,
$1,000-1,600. Excellent fringe bene-
fits. Openings also for director of
nurses; salary range, $1,000-1,400;
excellent fringe benefits. Send rés-
umé to: Personnel Director, Box
1100, Sonoma, CA 95476.
Church school teacher needed—
help! The Altaville Church in Cali-
fornia’s picturesque mother lode
country has decided, because of a
reduced number of Adventist chil-
dren, to open a private mission
school this year, but we need a
teacher for approximately 12 chil-
dren in 6 grades. Salary to $600.
Contact Pastor E. G. Ross at (209)
736-4155, or Box 97, Altaville, CA
95221.
PACIFIC UNION RECORDER / MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1977
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Hawaiian Mission Academy
Hawaiian Mission—the Melting Pot
HMA is truly a melting pot
for the races of men. Only 10
per cent of the enrollment is
Caucasian. The other 90 per
cent is shared by Japanese, Chi-
nese, Korean, Portuguese, Fili-
pino, Samoan, Hawaiian, and
the ‘“Hapas.” Moreover, the
multi-racial staff is divided 50-
50.
However, the multi-racial
and multi-cultural heritages
present unique challenges to the
staff and board. English as a
second language presents op-
portunities, and almost every
family is determined that its
children shall attend college.
Love and respect abound on
campus and in the home. Youth
saturated with the “Aloha spir-
it” shower gifts, flowers and
kindness on one another, the
staff and strangers.
The pull of the surf makes
for occasional attendance prob-
lems. Hawaiian holidays
coupled with national holidays
Hawaiian Mission
Lawrence E. Davidson, president;
Mun On Chang, secretary-treasurer;
‘Box 4037, Zip Code 96813) 2728
Pali Highway, Honolulu, Hawaii
96817. Phone 524-3160.
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make for a few more respites
than Mainland schools enjoy.
On the other hand, the school
seems to be the center of social
life, even drawing young people
during holidays for special prac-
tices and rehearsals.
Parents join readily in fund-
raising drives for class and/or
school benefits. The associated
students unite their activities
in school betterment projects.
Limiting factors are the ab-
sence of an assembly hall or
chapel and a playground. The
three-acre campus limits phys-
ical education and outdoor rec-
reation.
Visitors, though, may see a
humble well-kept cluster of
buildings and a proud school
family reaching for excellence
in all areas of learning and ser-
vice.
Sniders Welcomed to Mission
It 1s a pleasure to welcome
new workers to Hawallan Mis-
sion. Elder and Mrs. Daniel
Aloha to the Sniders!
General
Le AaT REST
Brinkley, Nooresa—b. May 11, 1888,
Armenia; d. May 1, 1977. Survivor:
niece, Betty Johnson.
Burwell, Dr. Lorus Clifford—b. Dec.
1, 1897, Illinois; d. June 15, 1977,
Loma Linda, Calif. Survivors: wife,
Jessie; son, Lorus Clifford, Jr;
daughter, Linda Dillard; sister, DMa-
mie Zellmer; 4 grandchildren.
Johnsen, Johanne Kristine—b. Feb.
4, 1891, Denmark; d. June 3, 1977,
Auburn, Calif... Survivors: daugh-
ters, Ellen K. Johnsen, Shirley V.
Patmont, Marie B. Ivica; sons, Dr.
Bernarr B., Fred E.; 10 grandchil-
dren; 5 great-grandchildren.
Johnson, Ruth B.—b. Aug. 2, 1927,
Illinois; d. June 20, 1977, Downey,
Calif. Survivors: husband, Martin
C.; daughter, Donna R. SathofT;
son, Kimberly Carl; parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Bara; grandchildren,
Jerry, Darry, and Jamey Sathoff.
Sawyer, Edith Anna—b. Oct. 17,
1889, Bay View, Ore.; d. June 22,
1977, Loma Linda, Calif. Survivors:
brothers, Ralph Stearns, Dave, Wal-
ter, Kenneth, Howard, Avery; sis-
ters, Ellice Morris, Agnes Linlin.
Vories, Cathy—b. July 24, 1948, La
Granada, Ore.; d. June 17, 1977,
Nanton, Alberta, Canada (killed in
an automobile accident with her
four - month - old daughter Janelle
Marie). Survivors: husband, Den-
nis; father, Ernest Wells; brother,
Douglas D. Wells; sister, Carolyn
Hammonds.
Whitnack, Charles Clynton—b. Nov.
1883, Marysville, Mo.; d. July 1,
1977, Hemet, Calif. Survivors:
daughters, Dorothy Cowan, Eliza-
beth Hornbocker; son, Eugene;
sister, Lilian Herman; brothers,
John, Bob; 3 grandchildren; 6
great-grandchildren.
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Snider received a warm, Ha-
watlian welcome at Honolulu
International Airport on July
1.1. They will assume pastoral
responsibilities in the Kaneohe-
Hauula areca on Oahu.
Previous pastoral work has
been in Indiana and Arizona,
the most recent with the East
Mesa Church in Arizona.
The Sniders have two chil-
dren. Danielle 1s a three-year
old and Steele is none months.
Mrs. Snider is a daughter of
Elder Roy Perrin who has
spent most of his life in mis-
sion service.
May the T.ord bless this fam-
ily as they take up their new
duties In Hawaii.
Ministerial Dept.
Black Youth Bible Conference
cials to save, and more.
Realizing a critical need for
vouth counscling, the confer-
cnce has also expanded in this
area. Plans have been made to
provide career, spiritual, social
and family counseling services
during the weekend.
Guests will include Ernest E.
Rogers, professor of Biblical
languages at Oakwood College;
Madelyn Haldeman, professor
of religion at I.oma Linda Uni-
versity; William DeShay, new-
lv-elected Black coordinator
for the Southern California
Conference; and David Taylor,
newly-elected associate youth
director for the Northern Cal-
ifornia Conference. A creative
blend of educators, pastors,
youth workers and conference
administrators make up the
staff for the conference.
Aimed to present Christ as
the basis for solving the press-
ing problems facing Black
youth today, this series of meet-
ings will address specific youth
or a soft drink.
BREAKFAST BARS? SQUARES?
Says Nutrition and the MD, these products should be
used only rarely as a breakfast substitute, for they lack bulk
and fiber, and some trace minerals. They have more value
as a supplemental snack—certainly better than a candy bar
In other words, nothing can take the place of that
most important meal in your day—a good nutritious break-
fast of whole grains in some form, fresh fruit, milk and how
about a couple of tablespoons of nuts?
—from Simi Valley Adventist Hospital's New Horizons
INSTANT BREAKFAST?
problems and dispense practical
information on the how-to of
Christian Living.
Although uniquely designed
for Black youth, it should be
made clear that the meeting
is open to youth of all racial
backgrounds ages 15-35.
Unfortunately, only 250 in-
dividuals can be accommodated.
The cost is $25 per person, and
applications will be received on
a first-come, first-served basis.
All participants must register
in advance and all fees must be
paid by August 15. No fees will
be accepted at Pine Springs
Ranch. Space at the Ranch is
limited, so get your applica-
tion in immediately.
Byron Dulan, Assoc. Director
Youth Dept.
Southern California Conf.
Lar YOULL SERVICE
Be Prepared. When a Seventh-day
Adventist becomes a Mormon it is
usually because such persons are
not informed regarding either Ad-
ventism or Mormonism. To learn,
write to: Religious Research Cen-
ter, Box 3, Alta Loma, CA 91701.
Books—Love to read Mrs. White's
and other Christian-type books?
Wish to live a more joyous, inspira-
tional Christian life too? Maybe
we can help! For a free 144-page
catalog of Adventist books avail-
able on loan through wus write,
Lending Shelf, Box 1243, Benton
Harbor, MI 49022.
SULLETIN BQ4RD
Attention, all coming to Hawaii—
Camp Hale Koa on Kauai is avail-
able for $5 per person per night.
Kitchen facilities included. Those
interested in making reservations
should contact Charley Clark, Box
481, Waimea, HI 96796.