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Physical Therapist Needed—One
year's experience required. Involve-
ment in new cardiac rehab program.
New facility in beautiful Napa Valley
near schools and churches. Communi-
ty wage and benefits. Send résume to
Chief Physical Therapist, St. Helena
Hospital and Health Center, Deer
Park, CA 94576 or phone collect (707)
963-6250.
Nursing Supervisor—P .M. shift.
Previous supervisory experience re-
quired. Contact Director of Nurses,
St. Helena Hospital and Health
Center, Deer Park, CA 94576, or
phone collect (707) 963-6400.
Immediate Openings for physical
therapist, chief laboratory technician,
nursing supervisor, scheduling clerk,
electrician, Medical Records personnel
as ART and word-processing opera-
tor. Beautiful rural setting in Upper
Napa Valley near schools and church-
es. Contact Personnel Mgr., St.
Helena Hospital and Health Center,
Deer Park, CA 94576, or call collect
(707) 963-6457.
Occupational Therapy Director in
progressive rehabilitation center.
Comprehensive general programs,
specialized spinal-cord and brain-
injury services. BS degree and institu-
tional and supervisory experience re-
quired, MA with advanced specialty
preferred. Community competitive
salary. Contact Ken Bariel, Ad-
ministrative Director, Rehabilitation
Center, White Memorial Medical
Center, 1720 Brooklyn Ave., Los
Angeles, CA 90033; (213) 268-5000,
ext. 1337.
Nursing Co-director—Master’s in
nursing service adminstration pre-
ferred. Supervisory or Nursing Ad-
ministration experience required.
Training in Personnel Management
desirable. Contact Ken Hoover, Nurs-
ing Placement Coordinator, White
Memorial Medical Center, 1720
Brooklyn Ave., Los Angeles, CA
90033; (213) 268-5000, ext. 1680.
Programmer Analyst needed, college
degree preferred. NCR equipment,
using NEAT/3 and COBOLT. Ex-
cellent salary and benefits. Ideal loca-
tion in residential suburbs of Kansas
City. Write Mid-America Adventist
Health Services, 7315 Frontage Rd.,
Shawnee Mission, KS 66204, or phone
(913) 676-2449.
Staff and supervisor RNs and LVNs
needed. Medical/surgical and/or ICU
experience. 73-bed Adventist hospital
in south Texas coastal sunbelt. Real
opportunity for Christian service and
professional growth. Call or write the
Administration Office of Beeville
Memorial Hospital, 1500 E. Houston,
Beeville, TX 78102; (512) 358-5431.
Director of Food Services needed for
73-bed JCAH hospital in the south
Texas coastal sunbelt. Growing
Adventist church and 8-grade school.
Contact Administration of Beeville
Memorial Hospital, 1500 E. Houston,
Beeville, TX 78102; (512) 358-5431.
Ambitious, capable people wanted
who desire to double their income with
only a small time to spare. Anyone can
do this small amount of selling and
managing marketing business. Must
see to appreciate—fantastic, perma-
nent income potential. Call for ap-
pointment at (213) 626-1333. Senior
citizens and all ages welcome. Mrs.
Carbajal, 361 La Veta Terrace, Los
Angeles, CA 90026.
Apprenticeship sought in Adventist
automotive garage or service station.
Age 17, automotive training with
NRI, McGraw-Hill. Please contact
Marvin Hamon, Box 3662, Modesto,
CA 95352, or call collect (209)
634-5730.
Maintenance supervisor urgently
needed for Loma Linda Foods, River-
side plant. Full responsibility for
maintenance of equipment and build-
ings. Strong organizational ability and
technical competence required. Con-
genial atmosphere, good working con-
ditions, Adventist schools, etc. Full
Adventist benefits. Contact: Arthur
Rouse, Loma Linda Foods, 11503
Pierce St., Riverside, CA 92515, or
call collect (714) 785-2436.
Director for pre-school/day-care pro-
gram needed. Experienced with state-
licensure requirements. Salary based
on qualifications and experience.
Range $800-1,000/month. Send résu-
mé to: Chairperson, Pre-School Com-
mittee, North Hills Church, 619 W.
Baseline Rd., Claremont, CA 91711.
Wanted—Experienced domestic to
live in with Christian family near Can-
yon Country, Calif. Salary and days
off negotiable. Responsibilities: care
of new home with minimal child care.
For further information contact Mrs.
Michael Porter, Box 3646, Granada
Hills, CA 91344, or phone (805)
252-1977.
LVN to work for two Christian doc-
tors in Sierra Madre, Calif. (foothills
of Arcadia). Must be willing to assist
in laboratory work; 5 days a week.
Send résumé to Box 547, Sierra
Madre, CA 91024.
RN or LVN part time in physician’s
office in Glendale. Call (213)
244-1191.
Opening for live-in housekeeper for
elderly couple (vegetarian) near La
Sierra campus. Prefer mature lady
able to change bedding and bathe bed-
fast lady stroke victim (no lifting).
Private room, board and salary.
Phone collect (805) 642-2484 or (805)
485-3088 (ask for Mrs. Wright).
Loma Linda Foods has an opening for
experienced electrician in our River-
side, Calif., plant. Good wages, full
denominational benefits. Pleasant liv-
ing and working conditions. Please
contact Arthur Rouse, Plant Manag-
er, at (714) 785-2436 or write to Loma
Linda Foods, 11503 Pierce St., River-
side, CA 92515.
Wanted—Food service director for
new kitchen which will be opening
soon. Person to work in maintenance
dept. Will accept retired or semi-
retired individual. Relief licensed
nurse to work night shift. Please con-
tact: Administrative Office, Paradise
Valley Manor, 2575 E. 8th St., Na-
tional City, CA 92050; telephone (714)
474-8301, ext. 13.
Experienced Registered Nurses for IC-
CU, Med/Surg and OB in busy, Ad-
ventist, fully-accredited hospital in
Central San Joaquin Valley of Cali-
fornia. Rural setting, 12-grade acad-
emy, pleasant living conditions, ex-
cellent salary and benefit program.
Will assist with moving expenses. Call
Administrator or Director of Nurses
collect, (209) 582-4361, Hanford,
Calif.
LFORSAE.)
Beautiful 2 acres! 2-bdr., 2-bath, ex-
pandable mobile home, orchard, ber-
ries, grapes, etc. 2 garages, blacktop,
chain-link fence, 20-GPM well, time-
clock water system. | mile to North
Fork Church on Road 200. $59,500
($40,000 down). Will deal for cash.
Phone: (209) 877-2903.
Mountain-top Retreat—A unique
20-acre estate in Angwin, Calif.
Panoramic view of the entire Napa
Valley vineyards, world-famous.
$10,000 per acre for qualified
buyer—principals only. Call (707)
965-3832 or write Sun Woo Chateau,
2901 Summit Lake Dr., Angwin, CA
94508.
Wurlitzer organ, Model 4573, 2
keyboards, full base and synthesizer.
For home or church. $3,500. Call
(916) 644-1761, evenings.
Mobile Home enhanced with becom-
ing additions, full basement, large
patio, beautiful yard with evergreens,
plus double garage and utility
buildings, on 37%: acres on paved
road, near Bemidji, Minn. Near new
church and church school. Heated
with wood and/or gas furnace.
$38,000. Daniel Larsen, Rt. 1, Box
127, Salway, MN 56678; phone (218)
751-8608.
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Anyone knowing the whereabouts of
these people, please contact Betty
Miller, Church Clerk, Broadway
Adventist Church, 2411 Broadway,
San Diego, CA 92102: Jackie Hanson,
Cynthia Lafferty, Karen Hotchkiss.
PACIFIC UNION RECORDER / DECEMBER 3, 1979
(MH Awarded for Landscaping
It was just two years ago that
Castle Memorial Hospital pre-
pared a master plan and work
started on a multi-phase landscape
project.
While many favorable com-
ments have been received concern-
ing the project from the communi-
ty, the most significant recogni-
tion came when a Beautification
Award was presented by the Lani-
Kailua Outdoor Circle for ‘‘build-
ing a more beautiful Kailua.”
This was the first time in several
years that such an award has been
given by the group.
Under the direction of Greg
Boyer-Hawaiian Landscapes, the
LAT YOUR SERVICE
Household Moving in western states
or across country. Careful, experi-
enced, reliable movers of household
goods backed by years of service to
our people. Storage facilities avail-
able. Write or call Turner Moving &
Storage, Box 226, St. Helena, CA
94574, (707) 963-2701; Branch Office,
Box 201, Loma Linda, CA 92354 (714)
796-0228.
Single-occupancy rooms available at
Crystal Springs Manor for independ-
ent living. Please write or phone Ann
Cook, (707) 963-3611, ext. 286; Box
C, Deer Park, CA 94576.
Mimarma Uniform Shop—Large
selections of brands and sizes. We
carry: White Swan, Tiffany, Lady
Diane, Apple Butter, Classics, Crest
and Wilco. Daylites/Shoes (same as
Nurse Mates), whites, colors, tops,
lab coats and accessories. 10082
Magnolia Ave., Riverside, Calif.
Telephone (714) 359-0980. Group pur-
chase of 6 or more, 15% discount.
L—4aT REST
Avilla, Fauneil E.—b. Feb. 28, 1906;
d. June 3, 1979, Loma Linda, Calif.
Survivors: husband, Albert A; son,
Gilbert; grandson, Anthony; brothers,
Eugene and Harley Anderson, M.D.
D’'Fruchey’'e, Hazel—b. June 14,
1895, Eaton Rapids, Mich.; d. Oct.
18, 1979, Tucson, Ariz. Survivors:
daughter, Shirley Schultz; 6 grand-
children; 29 great-grandchildren, 23
great-great-grandchildren.
Davis, Cindy Ann—b. March 12,
1964, Fresno, Calif.; d. July 22, 1979,
Fresno. Survivors: mother, Eileen
Harding; brother, Don. J.; sisters,
Linda Emler, Jeanne De Lara.
Dunks, Darrell Joe—b. Aug. 27,
1955, Seattle, Wash.; d. Sept. 22,
1979, Sacramento, Calif. Survivors:
wife, Kathy; parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Dunks; sisters, Wanda Stump,
Jeanne Willis, Rhoda Dunks;
brothers, Douglas, Rodney, Delvin;
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben
Dunks, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Babylon.
Dunlap, James Everett—b. Covelo,
Calif.; d. Oct. 8, 1979, Mountain
View, Calif. Survivors: wife, Betty;
brothers, Leroy, Harold; sisters, Vera
and Eva Hurt; nieces and nephews.
Guthrie, William Edward—b. June
21, 1907, Nova Scotia, Canada; d.
Aug. 27, 1979, Ukiah, Calif. Sur-
vivors: wife, Mary; son, Richard;
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landscape project was the final
phase of an expansion program
which included a new emergency
room and radiology facility. Mr.
Boyer’s objective was to combine
the highest possible aesthetic im-
age while also providing for a low
maintenance factor.
“We wanted to provide a land-
scape plan that truly comple-
mented the natural beauty of
Hawaii,’”’ stated Robert GG.
Carmen, president of the hospital.
“We hope that what we have
have brought about will be viewed
by the entire community as a land-
scape plan that meets our objec-
tive and adds to the Windward
area’s overall image,’’ he stated.
LISA HAINA is the newest
addition to the secretarial staff.
Secretary to Elder Doug Motsen-
bocker, she cares for the Sab-
bath school, lay activities, and
communications departments.
Lisa replaced Stella Nagao who
transferred to the ABC.
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Caroling Plays Part
tions for the work. Little hap-
pened until he was invited by W.
C. White to visit with his mother
at 6:30 one September morning in
1904 at an Omaha camp meeting.
Ellen White endorsed the plan,
and Mr. Wayne received many in-
vitations to speak on it.
In 1908 the General Conference
voted to produce a special foreign
missions issue of the Review
which could be used for solicita-
tion of funds, and that year after
paying for the papers, $30,000 was
raised.
At Southern Publishing Associ-
Il (Continued from page 1)
in Ingathering
ation most of the 1980 Ingathering
material has been shipped out.
Now a special issue of These
Times and Message Magazine, In-
gathering materials are produced
at Southern Publishing Associa-
tion, although editors work close-
ly with the General Conference lay
activities department in their
preparation.
This year’s campaign alone re-
quired a total of over 7,652,500
caroling leaflets, as well as
6,620,000 regular Ingathering
magazines.
LLU Medical Team Helps Refugees in Thailand
quakes in Guatemala, Romania,
and Peru. SAWS is also currently
feeding 250,000 malnourished
children in two Latin-American
countries.
Volunteers are still needed for
several of the teams scheduled to
go to Thailand. Individuals may
volunteer for 30, 60, or 90 days
and will be provided with housing
and transportation to and from
Thailand, but no stipend.
Primary ailments the medical
teams can expect to treat are diar-
rhea, pulmonary problems, severe
malnutrition, malaria, and
various communicable diseases.
daughter, Romilda Davis. Elder
Guthrie served the Church in the
Orient as Bible teacher, business
manager of Manila Sanitarium; was
also treasurer of Southeastern Calif.
Conf. and helped plan and build Cas-
tle Memorial Hospital in Hawaii.
Humphreys, William L.—b. 1893,
Kansas; d. July, 1979. Survivors: son,
Vernon Mays; daughter, Florine Casi-
ty; brother, Virgil; 2 grandchildren; 2
great-grandchildren.
Kraus, Evelyn—b. March 28, 1887,
Newton, la.; d. Sept. 17, 1979, La
Mesa, Calif. Survivor: niece, Mrs. |.
M. Paul.
Wolff, Adolf—b. June 10, 1903,
Rumania; d. Sept. 14, 1979, Lodi,
Calif. Survivors: wife, Iraida; song,
Aleksander, Paul, Valenty; daughter,
Elzbieta; 2 grandchildren; sisters,
Olga Kissinger, Alvina Radach, Maria
Wolff.
Nurses and physicians wishing
to volunteer or obtain additional
information on the relief efforts
may contact Pastor Don Hunter
at (714) 824-0800, extension 2360.
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