December Was a Busy Month at Thunderbird
The few days between Thanks-
giving and Christmas vacation
were filled with activity for the
students and staff of Thunderbird
Adventist Academy. This period
of time involved rewards as well as
hard work.
INGATHERING — Students,
staff and church members com-
bined their efforts to exceed the
Ingathering totals of onc vear ago
by approximately $1,800. The
final total will be recorded follow-
ing the close of the campaign in
January.
Several wonderful things were
experienced by the carolers. New
church members recently moved
to Phoenix were found and
assisted in locating a church
home. A former student of Thun-
derbird was cncouraged to re-
register and enroll for second
semester, and several Bible study
interests indicated their need to be
contacted tor studies. The six
nights of Ingathering were very
rewarding.
MUSIC PROGRAMS — The
band and choir were busy prepar-
ing musical programs for the
season. The choir, under the
direction of John Brown, per-
FRIENDS FOR
TWO ELDERS FROM THE TEM.
PE Spanish Church, Art Baca
(right) and Daniel Parra, conducted
their first Daniel Seminar from
November 8 to 30. As a result a
couple is attending church. Both
men are happy for the experience,
and plans are being made to have
another seminar followed by an
evangelistic effort. ‘God bless our
laymen!” says the pastor, Daniel
Escamilla.
Ve
formed the ‘‘Messiah.”” Guest
soloists from the music depart-
ment of Southern Missionary Col-
lege were Dr. Don C. Runvan,
associate professor of music, and
Sandra Schiau, a TAA graduate
and currently a student at SMC.
Bonnie Houghton, a junior at
Thunderbird, was also a soloist
with the choir.
The “Messiah” was performed
December 12 at Thunderbird
Adventist Academy and Decem-
ber 13 at Phoenix Central church.
The Academy Band, under the
direction of Ron Robertus, pre-
sented an evening concert fea-
turing the Concert Band, the
Honor Band and various ensem-
bles. Christmas carols were per-
formed. The story of Christmas
from the book of Luke was read
by John Griffith as the tather, to
the mother and the children. The
academy ensemble groups high-
lighted the reading with Christmas
carols.
Vacation began following the
band concert. This enabled par-
ents to attend the concert prior to
taking the students home for the
holidays.
ASB CHRISTMAS PARTY —
The Thunderbird Student Asso-
ciation plans and gives a party for
children from needy tamilies 1n
lieu of having a tull party for the
student body. This vear 41 chil-
dren were presented with gifts at a
meal held in the school cafeteria.
Students signed up for the
children and purchased gifts for
““Santa’’ to present to them.
After the children returned
home, the student body was
shown the film “All Mine to
Give.” The enjovment of seeing
the children happy was very
rewarding to the students who
participated.
Arizona Conference
E. F. Sherrill, president; T. H. Bled-
soe, secretary-treasurer; (P.O. Box
5317, zip 85010), 322 North 44th St.,
Phoenix, Arizona 85036. Phone (602)
244-9851.
“o=RNLA
Edwina Lee Is Named to New Position
Edwina Aki Lee has been
named infection control and
quality assurance coordinator for
Castle Memorial Hospital, ac-
cording to an announcement by
Robert Carmen, president of the
institution.
Mrs. Lee was formerly a nurs-
ing instructor at Loma Linda
University School of Nursing.
Born in Honolulu and reared in
Guam, Mrs. Lee attended Hawai-
ian Mission Academy. After
graduation she went to Walla
Walla College for one year and
transferred to Loma linda Uni-
versity to receive her B. S. in nurs-
ing.
Mrs. Lee’s nursing experience
includes
nurse at two California hospitals,
Sutter Memorial Hospital in Sac-
ramento and Co-
rona Communi-
ty Hospital;
operating-room
nurse at River-
side General
Hospital and a
hospital 1n
Guam; head
nurse at a New
York state institution; and assist-
ant director of nursing at a Hong
Kong Seventh-day Adventist
hospital.
She and husband, Frank, have
one daughter, Alicia, who is 32.
Edwina Lee
PACIFIC UNION RECORDER / JANUARY 12, 1981
the positions of staff
LAT REST
Abel, Mary Denice Ashbaugh—b.
June 29, 1942, Reno, Nev; d. Oct. 10,
1980. Loma Linda, Calif. Survivors:
sons, Todd, Terry, Kenton, Duane;
parents, Kraid and Alice Ashbaugh;
sisters, Janet Sutter, Carmen
Ashbaugh; brother, Flovd; grand-
mother, Lydia Duerksen.
Andress, William Melville—b. May
15, 1883, Oakland, Iowa; d. Nov. 16,
1980, L.oma Linda, Calif. He served as
an evangelist in the lowa Conference,
pastored churches in Colorado and
Utah, was a chaplain of the Boulder
and Melrose sanitariums, and after
retirement was chaplain at Paradise
Valley Manor for several years. Sur-
vivors: wife, Elva; sons, Wesley
Sheldon, Victor William, Stanford
Eugene; 7 grandchildren, 17 great-
grandchildren; brother, sister.
Cross, Annie Gertrude—b. Oct. 26,
1894, Sturgis, Ky.; d. Oct. 23, 1980,
Yuba City, Calif.
Fillner, George Leroy—b. Feb. 22,
1887, Wis.; d. Sept. 20, 1980, St.
Helena, Calif. Survivors: wife, Clara;
daughters, Dorothy Morrison, Lola
Benson; son, Russell; brother, Archie;
sister, Ruby Riden.
Gray, Fav—b. Feb. 27, 1913, Afton,
Okla.; d. Nov. 1, 1980, San Jose,
Calif. Survivors: husband, David E.;
daughter, Mary Alice
grandchildren, 13  great-grandchil-
dren; mother, Marv bE. Shuessler; 2
SISters.
Haffner, Esther—b. Junc 14, 1901,
Oklahoma; d. July 26, 1980, St.
Helena, Calif. Survivors: husband,
Joel; daughter, Betty Turner; 7 grand-
children, 6 great-grandchildren;
sisters, Elizabeth Nightingale, Ruth
Wedel, Lauretta Peterson; brother,
Fred Lorenz.
Hancock, Avy Earl—b. Aug. 25,
1895, Texas; d. Nov. 9, 1980, Cotton-
wood, Ariz. Survivors: wife, Oma;
daughter, Lorayne Clifton; sons,
James, Joseph; 10 grandchildren, 8
great-grandchildren; brother, 4 sisters.
Howarth, James—b. Dec. 15, 1887;
England; d. Nov. 21, 1980, Newbury
Park, Caht. He had a long and suc-
cessful career with the Harrower
laboratories, as administrator of
Glendale Sanitarium and Hospital,
and as auditor of the Pacitic Union
Conference. Survivors: daughters,
Barbara, Lelah Mae, Patricia; grand-
children and great-grandchildren.
Miller, Dr. Joseph B.—b. Oct. 7,
1913; d. July 31, 1979, Mountain
View, Calif. Survivors: wife, Arline;
daughters, Joann Parsons, Carole
Wilson; son, Terry.
Morel, Henri Laurence—b. 1907,
Kankake, Ill.; d. Sept. 26, 1980, Dcer
Park, Calif. Survivors: wife, Helen;
son, Delbert; daughter, Claudia Mar-
tin; 4 grandchildren; brother, Elton;
sister, Grace Morel.
Piekaar, William—b.
Dearborn, Mich.; d. Sept. 22, 1980,
Bass lake, Calif. Survivors: wife,
Dottie; sons, Mark, Ron; brother,
Richard; sister, Margaret McKinney.
Plata, Maria Elena—b. Jan. 30, 1941,
Mexico; d. Nov. 14, 1980, Loma Lin-
da, Calif. Survivors: husband, Arnold
Eugene, Sr.; son, Arnold Eugene, Jr.
Reiswig, Edith Duerksen—b. June 9,
1943, Wasco, Calif.; d. Oct. 22, 1980,
Lodi, Calif. Survivors: daughters,
Toni, Carmen, Audra; son, Matthew;
parents, David and Ethel Duerksen;
sister, Delvina.
Santos, Margaret—b. Sept. 15, 1921,
Koloa, Kauai, Hawai; d. Sept. 4,
1980, Honolulu, Hawan. Survivors:
husband, Alio C., Sr.; daughter,
Kathleen M.; son, Alio C., Jr.; sisters,
Thelma Chong, Katherine Hoe, Linda
Wong, Jane Kau.
Tepner, Doris Jean—b. Oct. 1, 1910,
Feb. 5, 1918,
Knob, Calif.; d. Oct. 23, 1980, St.
Helena, Calif. Survivors: husband,
Harry; sons, Warren, Robert;
daughter, Karen Treankle; sisters and
brothers.
Thomas, James L.—b. Oct. 19, 1921;
d. Nov. 21, 1980, Sylmar, Calif. Sur-
vivors: wife, Hazel; daughter, Janene
Jenkins; Michael Pritchard; grandson.
Swietzer; 8
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Experienced construction foreman
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3317.
Dietitian. Full-time position, responsi-
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Parkview Memorial Hospital,
Brunswick, Maine, (207) 729-1641.
College librarian to fill vacancy
created by retirement otf head librarian
in 1981. Experience, administrative
ability, interest in planning, and
graduate degree in library science
needed. Send résumé to Robert Mur-
ray, Librarian Search Committee,
Union College, Lincoln, NE 68506.
Registered Physical Therapist. Salary
commensurate with experience. Enjoy
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TX 76115; or call (817) 293-9110.
Retired couple in good health willing
to exchange some vard work and
housework for self-contained, well-
furnished guest house in north San
Diego Co. Please contact Fred W.
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Applications now being accepted at
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nursing personnel, activities director
and office personnel. Enjoy nearby
San Diego. Contact the administrator
at (714) 474-8301; or write 2575 East
8th St., National City, CA 92050.
Single SDA lady or couple to live in
I-bedroom guest house on large estate
in La Canada, Calif. (near Glendale).
Main responsibility is care of 2-vear-
old and infant, but some cooking,
housekeeping and garden work
desired. Starting May 1981. Call Drs.
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Entry position for personnel career in
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(personnel emphasis preferred), good
interpersonal skills, desire for person-
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personnel management. Excellent sal-
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Contact Richard Gage, (213) 268-
S000, ext. 1680. White Memorial
Medical Center, 1720 Brooklvn Ave.,
Los Angeles, CA 90033.
Physician, at medical facility located
next to the Napa Valley Adventist
Retirement Estates in Yountville.
Ideal for part-time medical practice or
semi-retired physician. For further in-
formation, write P.O. Box 2480,
Yountville, CA 94599.
Experienced CCU supervisor. Busy,
Central Calif. Adventist hospital.
Currently need part-time nurses OB,
ICCU, med. /surg.; or tull time, will-
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12-grade academy, rural living. Assist
with moving. Contact Administrator
or Director of Nurses, collect, (209)
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3 recently rehabilitated houses, acre
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$50,000 for 7 vears at 10%. Current
income on 3 houses and small cabin,
$770 monthly. F. W. Avery, 19350
Symeron, Apple Valley, CA 92307,
(714) 242-4164.
Home, 3-minute drive to Loma Linda
Campus. Owner transferring to Wis-
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bedrooms, 1%: baths. Has good
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please contact Carol Milier, Church
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more, CA 94550.
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Academy, 820 Academy Road, Holly,
MI 48442.
CORRECTION: Send names and ad-
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Fresno area to be invited to the Ken-
neth Cox Prophecy Crusade to: Pastor
Dan Fausset, 2980 E. Yale, Fresno,
CA 93703.