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“16 Basic Skills for Reaching Secular People for Christ,” training
sessions for Summer 1984 with Re-Creation Unlimited, ASI's newest
ministry, at Weimar Institute, Jan. 27-29; Redding, Calif., Feb. 10-12;
Fresno, Feb. 17-19; Southern California, April. Address inquiries to Re-
Creation Unlimited, Box 53, Lakehead, CA 96051.
Southern California Conference
The Heralds will present a sacred concert Sabbath, Jan. 28, 4:15 p.m,
Hollywood church, 1711 N. Van Ness Ave. The Heralds are formerly the
Kings Heralds of the Voice of Prophecy.
The Hawthorne church, 3939 Compton Blvd., will hold its 62nd Home-
coming/Anniversary Sabbath, Feb. 18, and will honor former Pastor Erl-
ing Calkins and his wife, Ellie. A fellowship dinner will follow the serv-
ices.
Southeastern California Conference
Per and Monica will appear in concert at the Garden Grove church,
12702 Ninth St, Jan. 21, 5 p.m. Per and Monica are known throughout
Scandinavia for their meaningful songs. Their concert includes music of
guitar, piano and flutes as a backdrop for their lyrical vocal melodies.
Their wide repertoire includes folk songs, spirituals and gospel tunes.
The annual Loma Linda University Church Singles Seminar with the
theme “Wide My World, Narrow My Bed’ begins Feb. 17, 6:30 p.m., with
music and Speaker Bob Zamora. It continues on Sabbath, Feb. 18, 11
a.m., Campus Chapel, with Bob Zamora, followed by a fellowship dinner.
At 2:30 in the afternoon Luci Swindoll will speak. Supper will be provided
at 6. Mail your pre-registration fee of $15 to Peg Hempe, University
Church, Corner of Campus and University Streets, Loma Linda, CA
92354. Registration fee at door will be $20. If you have questions, call
(714) 824-4570.
Northern California Conference
A Preview of the Weeks and Months Ahead:
Pastors/Elders/Deacons Meetings: Jan. 13-15; Jan. 27-29; Feb. 17-19;
Feb. 24-26; Mar. 9-11—all meetings at Leoni Meadows.
Pastor/Bible Instructors Meetings: Jan. 8-11, Leoni Meadows; Apr. 18,
19, 23, 24—area meetings.
Clerks/Treasurers Retreat, Mar. 23-25— Leoni Meadows.
Youth Department Dates: Feb. 2-4, Junior Academy Bible Conference;
Feb. 9-11, Senior Academy Bible Conference, Mar. 2-4, College Bible
Conference—all at Leoni Meadows. Apr. 8, Bike-A-Thon; May 6, Path-
finder Fair, Yuba City; Sept. 28-30, Pathfinder Camporee; July 31-Aug.
7, North American Division Pathfinder Camporee, Colorado.
Camp Meeings/Convocations: May 25-28, Filipino, Leoni Meadows; June
13-16, Lodi; June 17-23, Pacific Union College; June 20-23, Paradise;
July 17-24, Spanish, Rio Lindo Academy; July 19-28, Redwood; Oct.
19 and 20, Special Convocation, Richmond.
Central California Conference
Kay Kuzma Seminar at the Sunnyvale church, Jan. 21, 3-6 p.m. There
is no charge for this seminar entitled “Filling Your Love Cup.”
Adventist Health will conduct a Coronary Risk and Physical Fitness
Evaluation at Arroyo Grande church, 240 Vernon Ave., January 22, 7 a.m.
to 6 p.m. For more details, contact Adventist Health, Box 580, San Jose,
CA 95106; or call (408) 297-1584.
Survivors: son, Richard; 2 daughters,
“ = one of whom is Frances Watson.
Adkins, Earl Justice—b. July 17. Gilbert, Dr. Elmer W.—b. Apr. 27,
RT 1905, Brooklyn, N.Y.; d. Dec. 8,
1907, Nebraska; d. Oct. 21, 1983, 1983. M d. Calif. Survivors: wife
Lancaster, Calif. Survivors: wife, lrenc: dauah all M ol ! gh :
Maud-Leigh; sons, James, Ray, ,lcn¢ daughters, ary Heo,
Donna Wolfe; 7 grandchildren.
Harper, Marion—b. Feb. 4, 1920,
Alma, Calif.; d. Dec. 8, 1983, Los
Gatos, Calif. Survivors: daughters,
Lavern, Lloyd.
Allaway, Blanche Bernice—b. Oct.
29, 1907, Mullan, Idaho; d. Aug. 19,
1983, Grass Valley, Calif. Survivors:
husband, Robert; daughters, Laverne
Richert, Eileen Kurtz; 6 grandchil-
dren; brother, Oliver Spencer.
Brittain, Leon C.—b. Mar. 7, 1889,
Akron, Ohio; d. Nov. 30, 1983, San
Bernardino, Calif. Survivors: daugh-
ter, Jan Sherfey; son, Richard L.; 6
grandchildren; sister, Florence
Schafer.
Dagoberg, Rilla Mae—b. Mar. 20,
1900, Minnesota; d. Dec. 1, 1983,
Santa Barbara, Calif. Survivors:
daughter, Janet; brothers, Alvin and
Archie Hamlin.
Dause, Elsie Marie Reiswig—b. Jan.
8, 1908, McClusky, N.D.; d. Sept. 21,
1983, Lodi, Calif. Survivors: daugh-
ters, LaVonne L. Riddlesperger,
Sharon M. Maier; son, Myron E.; 8
grandchildren, 2 great-grandchildren.
Evans, Elizabeth Margarette—b. Apr.
26, 1913, Gilroy, Calif.; d. Nov. 21,
1983, Paradise, Calif. Survivors: Pat
Lowe, Pamela Evans.
Frazier, Donald—b. July 20, 1893,
Nebraska; d. Apr. 15, 1983, San Ber-
nardo, Calif. He is survived by his
wife, Gloria.
Gifford, Arthur—b. June 7, 1889; d.
Nov. 18, 1983, Loma Linda, Calif.
Sharon Harrington, Kathy Lindall;
son, Gerald; 10 grandchildren, 5
great-grandchildren; sister, Lora
Alford; brother, William Monning.
Heidenreich, Clara Dychman—b.
Dec. 5, 1896, Wilcox, Wash.; d. Oct.
6, 1983, Long Beach, Calif. Survivors:
son, Dr. Eugene H.; 2 grandchildren,
2 great-grandchildren; sister, Estelle
Workman; brothers, Bill and Ruben
Dychman.
Johnson, Mary Matilda—b. Mar. 12,
1909, Marshall, Ark.; d. Nov. 14,
1983, Union City, Calif. Survivors:
daughters, Marian Ray, Norma Swan-
son; son, Max; brother, Rex Yeakly;
sisters, Marie Harckum, Opal Porter,
Betty Clinnings.
Keszler, Christina—b. Jan. 21, 1893,
Hosmer, S.D.; d. Sept. 23, 1983, Lodi,
Calif. Survivors: sons, John, Jacob,
Chris; daughters, Ellen Lewis, Emma
Hein; 13 grandchildren, 24 great-
grandchildren; brother, William Gab.
King, Eric F.—b. Oct. 2, 1896,
Canada; d. Nov. 1, 1983, Angwin,
Calif. Survivors: wife, Rachel; son,
Garten; daughters, Eleanor Grimstad,
Alene Templeton; 7 grandchildren, $
great-grandchildren; sister, Eleanor
Beech.
PACIFIC UNION RECORDER / JANUARY 9, 1984
Knox, Ethel P.—b. Oct. 26, 1886,
Kansas; d. Oct. 7, 1983, Lakeport,
Calif. Survivors: son, Dan; 2 grand-
daughters, 2 great-grandchildren.
Macintyre, Violette B.—b. July 12,
1894, Switzerland; d. Oct. 30, 1983,
Arroyo Grande, Calif. Survivors: son,
David H.; daughters, Myrtle V.
Schmels, Bertie T. Waters, Dorothy
B. Gifford; 11 grandchildren, 16
great-grandchildren, 2 great-great-
grandchildren; half brother, Alfred
Vaucher.
Meidinger, Kathryn—b. Oct. 21,
1904, Harvey, N.D.; d. Sept. 21, 1983,
Lodi, Calif. Survivors: husband, Alvin;
sons, Reinhold, Harold, Lloyd, Mer-
win, Kenneth, Leslie, Alfred, Larry,
Norman and Glenn Fox; daughters,
Mae Boyce, Esther Douglas, Freda
Kardera, Melvina Hummel, Vera Frie-
sen, Lorena Baker, Audrey Nemeth;
33 grandchildren, 10 great-grandchil-
dren; brother, Abraham Schaber.
Myrick, Lela—b. Oct. 20, 1896,
Texas; d. Nov. 28, 1983, Bakersfield,
Calif. Surviving are her sons, Martin,
Wesley, John.
Neumann, John Ernest ‘Jim’ —b. July
7, 1918, Argentina; d. Nov. 23, 1983,
Lancaster, Calif. Survivors: wife,
Marjorie D.; son, John; 2 grandsons;
brother, Joel; sisters, Alma, Elda
Neal.
Noseworthy, Richard—b. Aug. 14,
1934, Truckee, Calif.; d. Nov. 22,
1983, Truckee. Survivors: son, Ran-
dall; daughter, Mylinda Finney;
granddaughter; mother, Ethel;
brother, Albert.
Nottingham, Pearl—b. Sept. 11, 1911,
Wisconsin; d. Nov. 29, 1983, Upper
Lake, Calif. She is survived by Viola
Nalin.
Petty, Vesta Faye Mathiesen—b. Mar.
9, 1911, Redlands, Calif.; d. Nov. 28,
1983, Turlock, Calif. Survivors: son,
Fred Mathiesen; daughter, Joyce Ef-
fenberg; stepsons, David and John
Petty; stepdaughters, Shirley Lehman,
Hazel Lazenby, Eleanor Laitey; 13
grandchildren, 7 great-grandchildren;
sisters, Hattie Simmons, Louise Cald-
well.
Plubell, Sally Jean—b. Oct. 21, 1937,
Sacramento, Calif.; d. Apr. 25, 1983,
Placerville, Calif. Survivors: husband,
Dr. Lowell; sons, Dan, Devin;
daughter, Cindy McCormick; mother,
Florence Adams.
Von Hofgaarden, Annie Laurie—b.
June 8, 1890, Canada; d. July 7, 1983,
Long Beach, Calif. Survivors: step-
sons, Luther and Henry Von Hofgaar-
den; stepdaughter, Erna Daniel; 6
grandchildren, 7 great-grandchildren.
Welch, Russia ‘‘Ruth’’— b May 25,
1896, Tennessee; d. Dec. 3, 1983,
Fresno, Calif. Survivors: sons,
William, Frank, Howard, James; 7
grandchildren, 9 great-grandchildren;
sister, Gertrude Francis; brother, Lee
Howard.
(OrEenTLY Nespen
Administrative secretary for presi-
dent’s office. Must possess pleasant,
professional attitude and appearance.
Ability to communicate effectively
with all levels of management; an
organized and thorough planner. Re-
quires minimum 2 years’ secretarial
training and 2 years’ executive work
experience. Send résumé: Personnel
Director, Paradise Valley Hospital,
2400 East 4th St., National City, CA
92050.
Director of Physical Therapy. You
will direct department of 20 including
14 R.P.T.s in 377-bed acute-care teach-
ing hospital with 22-bed rehab unit.
Busy rehab center with students, com-
munity involvement, excellent facili-
ties. Qualifications include Calif. reg-
istration, 3 years’ hospital experience.
Excellent salary, benefits, relocation.
Contact Dick Gage or Don Sease, White
Memorial Medical Center, 1720 Brook-
lyn Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90033;
(213) 260-5701.
Couple. Placerville SDA Church
needs couple to live in nearly new
S-room, 2-bedroom cottage on church
property. Great opportunity for right
couple. If interested, please contact
Pastor Robert Larsen, Box 967, Placer-
ville, CA 95667. Give details concern-
ing yourselves, including age, employ-
ment status, church membership, etc.
Please include at least one character
reference.
Budget Manager. Qualifications: Bach-
elor’s in accounting, CPA preferred, 3
years’ health-care experience with
minimum 1 year in budgeting; micro-
computer experience a plus. Excellent
salary, benefits, relocation. Contact
Don Sease, White Memorial Medical
Center, 1720 Brooklyn Ave., Los
Angeles, CA 90033; (213) 260-5701.
Clinical Engineer. Loma Linda
University Medical Center is seeking
clinical engineer to manage Pulmon-
ary Section Clinical Engineering. B.S.
clinical engineering and 3 years’ ex-
perience required. Mechanical and/or
fluidic engineering experience desir-
able. Contact Mr. Olsen, Loma Linda
University Medical Center, Box 2000,
Loma Linda, CA 92354; (714)
824-4346.
Director of Therapeutic Recreational
Services. Qualifications: Graduate of
approved School of Therapeutic Rec-
reation and registered by California
Board of Parks and Recreation. Have
3 years’ clinical experience. Looking
for energetic, creative person who will
be responsible for development and
management of department. Excellent
salary, benefits, relocation. Contact
Don Sease, White Memorial Medical
Center, 1720 Brooklyn Ave., Los
Angeles, CA 90033; (213) 260-5701.
Secretary-receptionist immediately at
Adventist Health System-West head-
quarters, Glendale, Calif. Position re-
quires good typing skills and enjoy-
ment in meeting people. Contact
Naomi Parson, Corporate Legal Sec-
retary, (213) 956-1900; or write to
1545 N. Verdugo Rd., Glendale, CA
91208.
Community Exercise Physiologist. Di-
rect and coordinate graded exercise
testing procedures and research proj-
ects. Master’s in exercise physiology
(doctorate preferred), 3-5 years’ ex-
perience in community health educa-
tion, excellent written/verbal com-
munications a must. Qualified ap-
plicants send résume: Kettering
Medical Center, Employment Office,
3535 Southern Blvd., Kettering, OH
45429.
Career opportunity for administra-
tive-minded R.N. One year Nursing
Leadership Resident, rotated among
Sunbelt hospitals. Willing to make job
commitment; moving freely for one
year while learning to become director
of nursing. B.S. preferred, not re-
quired. 5-7 year’s experience required.
Send résume: Carolyn Johnson, Ad-
ventist Health System/Sunbelt Health
Care Corp., 2400 Bedford Rd., Orlan-
do, FL 32803. E.E.O.C.
Nutritional Educator. Demonstrate
and teach food management skills to
community. Must have B.S. in dietet-
ics, 3 years’ previous experience in
community nurtrition and excellent
public speaking skills required. Quali-
fied applicants send résumé: Kettering
Medical Center, Employment Office,
3535 Southern Blvd., Kettering, OH
45429.
Nursing Director. Brighton, Colo.
New 58-bed AHS/EMA facility is
searching for a nursing director.
Background in nursing management
imperative. Rural community of
15,000, extensive shopping and events
in Denver 30 minutes away. 250-mem-
ber SDA chureh, 100-pupil 10-grade
school. Send résumé: Mrs. Jackie
Dunkin, Personnel, Brighton Com-
munity Hospital, 1850 Egbert, Brigh-
ton, CO 80601; (303) 659-1531.
ULLETIN BOARD
WANTED —Donations or loans of all
kinds of nature displays for Con-
ference youth camp museum. Could
include single mounted specimens,
collections of minerals, crystals, but-
terflies, insects, flowers, amphibians,
Indian artifacts, etc. Contact Erling
Calkins, Chairman, Angelus Nature
Club Museum, (213) 249-1654, or
write: Youth Ministries Dept.,
Southern California Conference, Box
969, Glendale, CA 91209.
Lar You Sevvice
Ambulatory ladies welcome in Chris-
tian home. Beautiful, clean surround-
ings. Good food and loving care pro-
vided. Bacilio Board and Care Home.
(714) 687-4845. 5160 Cluncy Circle,
Riverside, CA 92505.
Pre-packaged Cooking School. At
last! Kit designed to take hard work
out of preparing a cooking school. In-
cludes video-taped physicians’ lec-
tures, instructor’s manual with
thorough step-by-step instructions,
participants’ control books with
printed recipes and nutritional infor-
mation. Send SASE to Homestyle,
Box A3, Weimar, CA 95736.
Videotape programs for home or
church. Purchase or rental selection
includes programs to interest children,
teens, families, pastors, health profes-
sionals—everyone! For free catalogue,
contact: Life Video, Box 295, College
Place WA 99324; (509) 522-0784.
Remember
LIBERTY
January 21
and any time
this month
(FORSAE.J
Natural Foods, reasonable prices.
Nuts, grains, dates, and oil/sugar-free
granola from our bakery. Regular or
bulk prices available. Send SASE to
Newstart Homestyle, Box A3, Weimar,
CA 95736.
Effective learning methods cassette
tape for college, adult and high school
students prepared by college profes-
sor, Hal Milliken. Learning can be
fun! Change C’s to A’s. Send $9.95
plus $1.50 shipping (Calif. residents
add 6% sales tax) to: The Key to
Learning Unlimited, Box 8335, Dept.
PR, Riverside, CA 92515-8335.
Mobile home, excellent condition.
1,440 sq. ft. 2 large bedrooms, large
family room, 1% baths, w/w carpet.
On corner, large front porch, patio in
rear. Large capacity storage. Lush
landscaping. 2 miles from Conference
office. $47,000. (714) 689-7005,
825-7981, 735-8492; or write 3500
Buchanan, No. 156, Riverside, CA
92503.
Large, lovely, 4-bedroom, custom-
built home on 2.9 acres. Very large
producing orchard on drip irrigation.
Gardens, barn, animal shelters, fenced
and cross fenced. Many extras. Se-
cluded, yet walking distance to church
and Loma Linda University in La
Sierra, Riverside, Calif. Brown, (714)
734-6879.
3 bedrooms, 2 baths, central heat,
spacious living and dining rooms.
Kitchen a delight. Fireplace, w/w
carpet, 1,500 sq. ft. Mint condition, 3
blocks from church. Double garage,
extras. $87,500. Loma Linda area.
(714) 796-0702. Write 11075 Benton,
No. 214, Loma Linda, CA 92354.
View 2-bedroom, 2-bath house with
basement, on half acre of family fruit
trees in Vista, Calif. Excellent climate,
all-year growing season. Call Mondays-
Thursdays, (213) 268-5000, ext. 1715;
Fridays-Sundays, (619) 727-2517.
Small-town beauty—Calaveras Co.,
Rail Road Flat, 4-bedroom, 2'2-bath
home, great condition. 2-car garage,
large deck, excellent well. Huge fenced
garden, great growing area. Pines,
oaks, roses. Excellent access, small or-
chard. $115,000. (209) 293-7357.
Near Ozark Academy, 60 acres,
house, barn. 40 acres in Concord
grapes. Some truck farmland. Paved
road, close in. City water. $129,000.
Contact Hollis Scarbrough, Gentry,
Ark., (501) 736-2671 or 736-2530.
Moving to Idaho? Perfect location, 3
bedrooms, 2 full baths, all electric,
fireplace, living room, family room,
double garage, on 2.9 acres. 2 miles
from Gem State Acdemy, 3 miles from
shopping mall. Few miles from new
Pacific Press. With large down, owner
will finance at 10% W. H. Meyers, Rt.
1, Box 1272A, Nampa, ID 83651;
(208) 465-0007. Picture if interested.