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Loma Linda University
Loma Linda, Calif. 92354
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University
Vol. 2, No. 21 Friday, April 23, 1965
Area Residents Sixtieth Anniversory Event
Donate $832,000
To University *&> W. R. Beach to Review
Mr. and Mrs. Earl S. Webb of
San Bernardino have given the
University an estate valued at
Church's Health Work
approximately $832,000 to cli "The Outreach of the Church's Health Emphasis" is the title
max more than 40 years of of Walter R. Beach's address Wednesday, April 28, in a special con
friendship toward the institu vocation designated as the April event commemorating the sixtieth
tion, says University President anniversary of the founding of Loma Linda University. The program
Godfrey T. Anderson. will begin at 7 p.m. in the University Church.
A life income may be paid to
the donors of such gifts. At the Mr. Beach is
termination of the life income Annual Field Day secretary of the
General Con
agreement the funds may be THIS TOWERING GIANT is a German-made 800-B "climbing Set for April 25 ference of Sev
used to further the University's crane" that will be used for all major vertical lifting tasks in the
progress. Students from both the Los enth-day Ad-
construction of the University's Medical Center. The crane, which ventists and is
The Webbs were named Uni has a lifting capacity of 11 tons, is 65 feet above the basement floor. Angeles and the Loma Linda
versity Associates in a cere- As the construction progresses upward, extensions will be added to campuses will participate Sun a member of
^nony during a recent meeting day, April 25, in the student the University's
the crane's legs to make it even taller, says a spokesman for L. C. .Board of Trus
of the Board of Trustees. A Havstad-Pel E. Webb Corporation, contractors for the facility. field day events. The tradition
Mr. Beach tees. After 27
plaque presented to the couple al athletic contests will begin
by Maynard V. Campbell, with tennis at 9:30 a.m A vol- years of for-
chairman of the board, cited Mrs. Paul Carlson Danish Scientist leyball game is scheduled from eign mission service in the
Southern European Division he
them for "their commitment to 11 a.m, to 12 noon.
the common good, their wit To Speak at White Will Lecture Here The Junior Dental Auxiliary accepted his present position in
ness to the worth of man's free In her first major speaking The director of the depart will sell food between 12 and 1954.
spirit, and their substantial 12:30. He received his BA degree
engagement since the murder ment of neuroradiology at
personal investment in the ad of her husband late last year Aarhus University Hospital in Most of the games will be in 1923 from Walla Walla Col
vancement of higher educa in the African Congo, Mrs. Paul Denmark, Dr. Erling Ratjen, played with medical students lege, Washington. The Sor-
tion." Carlson will speak at the Cam will speak on campus May 3. on one team and with students bonne in Paris granted him the
The title is awarded in rec pus Fellowship on the Los An Dr. Ratjen will discuss con from the Graduate School, Master of Arts degree in 1927.
ognition of outstanding assist School of Dentistry, and the an His alma mater awarded him
geles campus'May 7. cepts of neuroradiology as they honorary Doctor of Laws
ance to the University by She will illustrate her talk are related to anatomy at the School of Physical Therapy on degree in 1954.
monetary contributions, per with the family's collection of anatomy seminar in Shryock the other. A faculty team will
oppose an "all-star" student His most recently published
sonal service, or both. slides and pictures of her hus Hall at 12:10 p.m.
Mr. Webb's career in the San band's work. The program be He will also conduct a two- group in a volleyball game at books are Light from God's
1:30 p.m. Lamp (1960) and Dimensions
Bernardino valley has been de gins at 8 p.m. in the White day seminar May 3 and 4 on in Salvation (1963). He and his
scribed as "a classic Horatio Memorial Church. the technical and medical as The annual softball game will wife, the former Gladys lola
Alger story." Mrs. Carlson and her two pects of laminagraphy for the begin at 2:30 and is expected
Corley,
to last until 4:30. An evening marriedare the parents of three
Arriving in the city in 1923 children, Wayne, age 10, and School of Dentistry. Dr. Rat children.
with total assests of Jess than Lynette, age 7. reside in Al- jen has a broad background of game of basketball will con
clude the day's activities. The program wiH be- the
$100 he established a small ad- hambra with Mr. and Mrs. Gust experience and research in this
hesives plant, mixing his first Carlson, parents of the slain field, particularly in the head Coordinating the field day fourth in a series of sixtieth
"batch" of material in a quart missionary. and neck area, says Jess events are Walter B. Clark, anniversary celebrations. Next
dean of students; Gayle H. Nel month on Founder's Day, May
jar. The business rapidly en Hayden, Jr., DMD, PhD, asso
larged and at the time of its ciate professor of anatomy. son, PhD, associate professor of 26, Francis D. Nichol, editor of
the Review and Herald, will be
sale in 1961 to the Plough Cor Computer Course In addition to his post at anatomy; and "Charles E. Win the speaker.
poration of Memphis, Tennes Aarhus University Hospital, Dr. ter, PhD, professor of micro
Begins April 27 biology. Other anniversary events
see, it had the capacity for Ratjen is chairman of the de
daily production of 1,500 gal partment of oral radiology at "All students and interested have featured Dr. Paul Tillich
An advanced course in For community residents are in (January), the State of the
lons. Branch plants were oper the Royal Dental College in University
ated in Toronto and Atlanta.
tran, the computer language
Aarhus. vited to attend the activities," Godfrey T.address by President
Anderson (Febru
used in the University's Scien says Dean Clark.
The annual volume of this busi tific Computation Facility, will ary), and the Medical Mission
ness, at wholesale levels, had begin Tuesday evening, April ary Convocation - Banquet
risen to approximately $1 mil 27. Three other one and one- Medical Education Dr. Schultz Awarded (March). The series will end
lion.
Along the way Mr. Webb
half hour lectures are sched
Anniversary Noted $20,960 Study Grant with a gala anniversary day and
graduation exercises on June 6.
uled for the course on April 29,
dramatically exemplified rug May 4, and May 6 in the Risley Robert L. Schultz, PhD, as
ged American individualism The two-hundredth anniver
Hall amphitheater at 7:30 p.m. sociate professor of anatomy,
has been awarded a research Women's Club Votes
and enterprise, President An sary .of medical education in
The non-credit course is open the United States was observed
derson states. to individuals who completed grant totaling $20,960. The Medical Center Gift
In 1931 he was sued by a at the University Thursday eve
the beginning course taught ning, April 8. money will be given by the
-large corporation for alleged last October and again earlier Division of Neurological Dis The Business and Profes
sifringement of patents they Wm. Frede- eases and Blindness, National sional Women's Club of Loma
this month. j rick Norwood,
held on a plastic wood mate A laboratory of actual com Institutes of Health, United Linda recently voted to furnish
rial. Previously the corpora I PhD, nationally States Public Health Service.
puter usage will be offered con 1 recognized au- a patient's room in the new
tion had successfully filed simi currently with the course. It Dr. Schultz will use the medical center to the extent of
lar suits against 36 other firms, I thority on the money to support electron mi- $1,000.
will be scheduled at a time con (history of med-
including some of the largest venient to the members of the . croscopic investigations of the The money will be accumu
national manufacturers of plas Jicine, was central nervous system, says a lated through gifts from the
class, says programming ana (scheduled to
tics, paints, and adhesives. lyst Milton E. Barber, the in recent statement issued by the members and payable at the
I speak in Bur- United States Department of time the medical center is
To page 2, col. 1 structor. Dr. Norwood den Hall at 8 Health, Education, and Wel opened, says Miss Elsie D.
p.m. on the fare.
subject, "The Causal and Cas Wendth, president of the group.
ual in American Education,
1765-1965."
Dr. Norwood is currently pro
fessor of cultural medicine and
chairman of the department of
legal and cultural medicine in
the School of Medicine. He also
serves the school as assistant
dean and chairman of the divi
sion of continuing education,
with his principal office in Los
Angeles.
In the 1950's he was one of
five staff personnel who con
ducted a survey of medical edu
cation for the Council on Medi
cal Education and Hospitals of
the American Medical Associa
tion and the Association of
American Medical Colleges.
He is the editor of Medical
Arts and Sciences, a journal
published by the School of Med
icine, and is the author of a
text on medical history. Med
ical Education in the United
States before the Civil War. NIELS B. JORGENSEN, DDS, (right), professor of oral surgery,
MR. AND MRS. EARL S. WEBB of San Bernardino are named Dr. Norwood received his displays the grand award which he won for the dental teaching film
University Associates in an award presented by Maynard V. Camp AM and PhD degrees from the entered in international competition judged by the Paris Society of
bell (left), chairman of the Board of Trustees. Photo by Robert University of Southern Califor Dental Surgery. Edward N. Hamilton, director of Audiovisual Serv
Kreuzinger. nia. ice which produced the film, is at left. Photo by Ellis Rich.Smoking and Health
Dietetics News
"Cigarette smoking is causally related, to lung cancer," said
ESTHER WANG LAU, '58,
received her master's degree in
T)alk
nutrition from the University
the Surgeon General's report on Smoking and Health in January of California at Berkeley in By Deryck R. Kent, EdD
1964. Furthermore "it is ... more prudent to assume that the 1960. An article decribing re Director, Division of General Studies
established association between cigarette smoking and coronary search of her thesis, directed The Feminine Mystique (Norton, 1963) by Betty Friedan is an angry,
disease has causative meaning than to suspend judgment until no by Dr. Bessie Cook, was printed thoroughly documented book that in one way or another is going to provoke
uncertainty remains." in the 1963 issue of the Journal the daylights out of almost everyone who reads it.
In spite of the report some 511 billion cigarettes were sold and of Nutrition.
Since 1961 she has been liv Why is this book so provoking
smoked in the United States last year, according to statistics of
the Department of Agriculture. Although this figure is about 2V2 %
ing in Lexington, Kentucky, Officers to Answer and why is it one of today's best
where her husband is getting sellers? The answer lies partly in
less than the record of 524 billion in 1963, most of the decline his PhD in microbiology at the Student Questions the startling truth uncovered and
came in the first few months after the Smoking and Health report University of Kentucky. She is partly in the fact that the authoress,
was issued. A University Forum is being Betty Friedan, is a crusader a wom
teaching nutrition and diet created to provide a direct line
In fact, cigarette sales during the last three months of 1964 therapy at the Good Samaritan an with a mission. It is because this
of communication between stu book has been written with such a
were higher than for the same period in 1963. It is reasonable to Hospital School of Nursing. dents and University adminis
assume that another sales record would have been set in 1964 had passionate drive that it is captivating
KATHY RUF, '58 and '59, trators. and even devastating.
the government report not been issued. The president and vice pres
lives in Scottsbluff, Nebraska, idents plan to meet with groups The Feminine Mystique is an in
Because of the increasing numbers of smoker deaths due to and teaches nutrition and diet
lung cancer, coronary artery disease, and other disorders, it is im of students on both campuses, dictment of the "pressures which
therapy to student nurses. She says Robert E. Cleveland, PhD, have caused a harmful discrepancj
perative that warning labels be placed on all cigarette packages. works two days per week and
The Federal Trade Commission plans to require that the packages vice president for academic af between what women really are ani
must travel 130 miles round fairs. what they are told they should be."
state that cigarette smoking is hazardous to- health. This proposal, trip both days. Her two chil "The forum sessions will not Dr. Friedan's theme is that the cult
though perhaps too mild, is worthy of support. dren, Dena, age 4, and David, merely be administration re of feminism has replaced individual
President Johnson has declared April to be Cancer Control age 2, absorb most of her time ports to students," Dr. Cleve ism and humanism in women.
Month. Looking specifically at lung cancers associated with cigar
and interest now. She has been land stresses, "but they will Woman are being sold on the idea
actively helping with evangel give the students a 'Chance to by tested commercial interests, thai
ette smoking, it would seem that warning labels are not adequate istic meetings. In June she
and that efforts to conquer the curse are directed in at least three ask questions and to discuss complete fulfillment is to be founc
plans to visit Loma Linda. problems." only in a husband, a home, and a
channels: (1) Young people are being encouraged to refrain from
GRACE MURPHY, '58, who Specific dates and meeting family and that to have and to hold
starting to smoke; (2) Smokers are being encouraged to quit; (3) places for students in the vari requires that she use more face,
Specific cancer-causing agents, cures, and better treatment meth works part-time as a therapeu hand, and feet lotions, drink more
tic dietitian at Kettering Me ous schools will be announced
ods are being sought. Prevention is a key word in conquering many soon. Metrecal, and generally appear mor<
diseases including those associated with cigarette smoking and
morial Hospital in Dayton, alluring than the next woman.
Ohio, is moving to a new house.
smokers will respond to an offer of help. One of man's basic and mor<
In one New England city where the Seventh-day Adventist GEORGE CUMMINGS, '61, Alumnus Elected powerful urges is that of securitj
Church sponsored an anti-smoking clinic, the response was so- is in charge of food service at To Society Position seeking. According to the author
overwhelming that a national TV network and a wire service car Atlantic Union College, where women seek security and satisfaction
ried the story to thousands of viewers and readers throughout the several young men are inter Edison D. Fisher, SM '36, not in intellectual pursuits or ir
ested in majoring in foods and clinical professor of neurology, professional development, but rathei
nation and the world. Clippings of the report have been received has been re-elected chairman
from places as far away as Japan, says the church pastor. nutrition. The Cummings' 10- in a husband and a home. It is
month-old baby girl Darlene "is of the medical advisory com nowhere suggested that this ii
Still other programs related to the smoking problem are in the a doll' 1 according to her proud mittee for the Southern Cali wrong or undesirable, but when il
planning stages now. father. Another child, Stevie, fornia chapter of the National is assumed to be the exclusive meanr
Loma Linda University is glad to have a part in training men completes the family. Multiple Sclerosis Society. of security and of fulfillment, and K
and women to assume positions of leadership in the important field Other University alumni or sought solely or primarily for thai
of preventive medicine and public health education. PATRICIA TRENT CAL- faculty members serving on the purpose, then it is damaging to the
VERT, '62, is a part-time die committee include Cyril B. individual and to society.
titian at the Good Samaritan Courville, SM '25, professor of
neurology, and Dr. A. Estin The qualities that form a flexible
Area Residents Dr. Nelson to Join Hospital in Portland, Oregon.
She enjoys news notes from Comarr, associate clinical pro critical, and creative intellect are
Continued from page 1 hard to live with, and in womer
Chemistry Staff everyone. fessor of urology, who was re-
they are practically intolerable
He challenged the corpora elected secretary.
MYE OCHO, '62, has re Multiple sclerosis, a myster Women retain the approval of so
tion and emerged victorious at Dr. George J. Nelson, for turned to the United States ciety and the love of men by theii
the end of a six-year legal bat merly research associate in the ious neurological disease which
after visiting her homeland, strikes young adults, still baf willingness to modify and mute
tle fought all the way to the Division of Natural Products, Japan. She plans to attend these qualities in themselves. Few
United States Supreme Court. has been appointed associate fles medical science. "Until a
Woodbury College in Los An cure is found, our medical can differentiate between the tire
He was able to demonstrate, as professor of chemistry. He will geles. some garrulity of a woman preoc
a result of world-wide patent join the department of chemis group intends to maintain high-
level standards in the diagnosis, cupied with her affairs, and the
research, that the product in try in the Graduate School on CAROL PETERS, '62, is purely abstract passion of a worn
question had, in fact,-been pat a full-time basis effective July working for the Lone Star Gas medical treatment, and clinical
investigation of patients with an concerned with the process of
ented in the United States 84 1, says Maurice E. Mathisen, Company in Texas. Her hus thought.
years before that corporation's PhD, chairman of the depart band will graduate in August multiple sclerosis," Dr. Fisher
patent, which was therefore in ment. with a major in industrial arts says. Basically, according to Friedan,
valid. education. an individual's prior need to be
Dr. Nelson earned his Bach loved, and since many women think
During his business career elor of Science degree from Redlands Resident
Mr. Webb also founded the In KATHLEEN GRAHAM that intelligence is a deterrent to
Andrews University. He re HUFF, '60 and '64, underwent
land Warehouse and Trucking ceived his'master's degree in a major operation last fall but
Gives Cash Gift love, they voluntarily restrict or
deny their intelligence their ability
Company of San Bernardino 1939 and the Doctor of Philos
and developed substantial real is recovering satisfactorily. She Nina L. Garlock, 1120 W. to think. They know that most men
ophy degree in physical organic hopes to get back into the field Crescent Ave., Redlands, has react negatively to an intellect that
estate holdings. He is listed in chemistry with minors in of nutrition soon. challenges their own, the author
Who's Who- in American Com made a $500 cash gift to Loma
c h e m ic a 1 engineering and Linda University. The gift, ac believes.
merce and Industry. mathematics from the Univer MALINI CHETTY, '64, is cepted by University President Facts and figures are used exten
He is a past president of the sity of Colorado in 1947. working as a therapeutic and Godfrey T. Anderson, will be
Argonauts Club of San Ber- administrative dietitian at sively to support the hypotheses pre
After coming to the Univer recognized by a formal certifi sented.
nardino-. He was for 30 years a sity in 1955 he worked under Grace New Haven Community cate of appreciation which is
member of the American Le a grant from the US Army Hospital, a 1,000-bed institu being sent to Mrs. Garlock, ac
gion, having served in the avia Chemical Corps Research and tion in New Haven, Connecti cording to Dr. Anderson.
tion section of the US Army Development Command to sup cut. The gift is being applied to
Signal Corps, forerunner of the ply the deadly poison tetrodo- "I'm really glad I interned at a student aid fund to assist
Air Force, during World War I. toxin from the puffer fish to Loma Linda University," she deserving students with schol
He is a life member of the researchers at Harvard Univer says. Although she enjoys the arships and loans.
Braille Institute of America sity. Isolating quantities of the beautiful New England snow,
she has not yet adjusted to the Published by Loma Linda
and has been chairman of the substance which occurs in con University, an educational in
institute's San Bernardino centrations of one to two parts cold weather which is so dif WEDDINGS stitution operated by the Gen
County Board of Trustees. He per million seemed to- be a ferent from her native India. eral Conference of Seventh-
TANJI, Georgia L., SN '65, day Adventists, as a non
was largely responsible for es Herculean task. profit organ.
tablishing the Lighthouse for SHIRLEY WETTSTEIN, '64, married Ernest Matsuda No Circulation: 17,000.
the Blind in San Bernardino, Harvard's work in determin is the therapeutic dietitian at vember 12, 1964 at Las Vegas, Frequency of publication:
ing the chemical structure of Branson Memorial Hospital in Nevada. Alternate Fridays.
and the United Cerebral Palsy Offices are located in the
Association of San Bernardino the poison would have been im Ontario, Canada. She is very University library building.
County, of which he is current possible without Dr. Nelson's happy and satisfied with her job. McELROY, Tommie J., dietetic
contribution, says Dr. R. B. intern, married John A. Calle- Regular subscription rate:
ly vice president. CLYDE SAMPLE, '64, is a $3.00 per year; 10 cents
Woodward of the chemistry gari December 20, 1964 at Los
For the past 30 years he has department at Harvard Uni relief dietitian at Kettering Angeles. per copy.
been a Rotarian and was re versity. Memorial Hospital, Dayton,
cently cited for three decades Ohio. He has also been assist MANAGING EDITOR:
of perfect attendance. Dr. Nelson and his wife Char SMITH, Marcia J., SN '65,
ing with food demonstrations married Fred Teichman De JOHN E. CROWDER
A transplanted Georgian, Mr. lotte reside at 11414 Loma Vista in a local church.
Drive in Loma Linda. cember 21, 1964 at Los An Contributing Editors:
Webb has devoted much of his LINDA BAIRD, '64, works geles. Alice E. Gregg,
adult life to the interests of John Parrish
the Republican Party in Cali as a therapeutic dietitian at
Barnes Visits St. Helena Kettering Memorial Hospital. PHILLIPS, Donna S., SN '66,
fornia. He is a past president married W. Theodor Steudel, Alumni News Editors:
of the San Bernardino County ROGER AND PEGGY SM '66 December 27, 1964 at Catherine Graf, Nurs
Republican Assembly and was Roger W. Barnes, MD, dis GREENLEY, '64, with their Auburn, Washington. ing; Alton E. Libby,
the Party's nominee for Con tinguished service professor of small son Bill are at Takoma Physical Therapy, Hugh
gress for the 21st Congression urology in the School of Medi Park, Maryland. Peggy teaches McDUNNAH, Priscilla A., SN C. Love, DDS, Dentistry
al District in 1944. cine, addressed a dinner meet nutrition, advanced nutrition, '65, married Robert D. Huse,
Mrs. Webb is the former Va- ing at St. Helena Sanitarium Advertising in University
experimental cookery, and diet SM '65, December 31, 1964 at SCOPE must be University or
lah Dillen of Altoona, Pennsyl and Hospital on March 30. therapy in the department of San Diego. church oriented" and must
vania. After her graduation The occasion for the dinner home economics at Columbia meet standards of church-
with a major in English from was the announcement of plans Union College. Roger is in MADURA, M. Theresa, SN '63, affiliated higher education.
Union College, Lincoln, Nebras The University advertising
to construct a 4-story $1 mil charge of the cafeteria and married Charles Gideon, MD, committee reserves all rights
ka, she taught in San Bernar lion structure to replace old teaches a class in food prep January 4, at Bidar, South In to accept or reject advertis
dino schools for many years. facilities. aration. dia. ing. Rate cards are available.
She has been active in the Sor- Direct communication about
MARLENE ELLSTROM, '64, news, advertising, and sub
optimist Club. The couple, now
retired, have been married since teaches full time in the schools BIRTHS scriptions to Editorial Offices,
STREET, Jeffrey Wade born University SCOPE, Loma Lin
1918, and make their home in of professional and practical da, California 92354. Call 796-
North San Bernardino. nursing at Hinsdale Sanitarium March 12 to Claude D. Street, 0161, ext. 283, area code 714.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Webb and Hospital. Her class in nu LLU employee, and Karen
were associated with the Sev For advertising in University trition and diet therapy in Street.
enth-day Adventist church in SCOPE, write to: Advertising cludes practical experience in NOBUHARA, Lawrence Ken
their early years and have long Manager, University SCOPE, menu marking and tasting the born March 14 to Timothy No-
maintained an interest in its Loma Linda University, Loma food prepared for different buhara, LLU employee, and University SCOPE, Page 2
activities. Linda, California, 92354. diets. Irene Nobuhara. Friday, April 23,1965CALENDAR
Friday, April 23
HILL CHURCH No MV meeting
tonight. A Loma Linda University Service
SWING AUDITORIUM, San Ber-
nardino Opening program of Dentists, General Practice MCKINLEYVILLE: Want physi
Southeastern California Conference cian for growing community. All
camp meeting. R. R. Bietz, pres CALIFORNIA medical work is done is Arcata
ident of the Pacific Union Confer BAKERSFIELD: Twenty-year
practice, in modern building, with SUSANVILLE: Leading physician
ence, is the speaker: 7:15 p.m. ill. Partner sought
equipment for sale__________
UNIVERSITY CHURCH BALDWIN PARK: Three Ad- YUCCA VALLEY: Hospital look
No Cam ing for GP for staff_________
pus Fellowship meeting tonight. ventist physicians desire two den
tists to complete medical-dental COLORADO
Saturday, April 24 BOULDER: Need for GP in med
team____________________ ical group
COACHELLA: Dentist needed
HILL CHURCH No services to immediatley. Office available COLORADO SPRINGS: Advent-
day. EL MONTE: Office suite avail ist GP asks for another as asso
EDWARD C. WAGNER, PhD (right), associate professor of mi ciate or solo practice. Excellent
crobiology, is pictured with Dr. Jaime Mendiola, professor of bio SWING AUDITORIUM, San Ber able____________________ practice for sale replace physi
chemistry at the Universidad Autonoma de Guadalajara. Dr. nardino The camp meeting con HANFORD: New dental suite in cian. Immediate
tinues with Sabbath School begin medical-dental building located in
Wagner returned recently from the Mexican institution where he medical-dental area DELTA: Excellent office and
ning at 9 a.m. practice for sale. Physician leav-
lectured to medical students and worked on special assignments HIGHLAND: Office in medical- ing for residency training
~'pr Dr. Guellermo Santoscoy, director of the Institute for Bio- UNIVERSITY CHURCH No serv dental building____________
ices today. FLAGLER: Sears, Roebuck
icgical Sciences. LOS ANGELES: Replacement Foundation has built beautiful
needed for retired dentist_____ facility now empty. No physi
WHITE MEMORIAL CHURCH
Hour of worship, Pastor Donald G. WILLETS: Area needing one cian for 2,500 miles. Urgent
Reynolds, "Weighed and Found dentist and two physicians. Ad
Teachers Wanted BUILDING DESIGNS Worthy": 11 a.m. ventists desired Physicians, Specialists
WOFFORD HEIGHTS: Commu- SURGEON: Libby, Montana. Fast
Southwest, entire West, Offices, convalescent BURDEN HALL Film, The In nity seeks dentist. Office available
and homes, commercial struc growing area. Desperately need
Alaska. Salaries credible Journey, benefit program COLORADO surgeon to care for the industrial
$5,400 up. FREE regis tures, apartments, resi for the Junior Dental Auxiliary. CEDAREDGE: Only dentist is to surgical cases
tration. Southwest Teach dences. Contact C. P. Admission fee, adults, 75c; children, be replaced immediately due to
Christianson, A.I.B.D., 50c: 7 p.m. illness Radiologic Technologists
ers Agency, 1303 Central
Ave., N.E. Albuquerque, 796-2021. 25257 Cottage, Sunday, April 25
CRAIG: Immediate, great need
CALIFORNIA
Loma Linda. for dentist________________
N.M. ARTESIA: Technician who can
LOMA LINDA CAMPUS Student GRAND JUNCTION: Urgent and type the x-ray reports needed.
Field Day. Activities begin at 9 immediate need for one or more Will work under radiologist
a.m. dentists. Adventist dentist seeks
another CLEARLAKE HIGHLANDS: Re^
lief for three weeks, sometime
LA SIERRA ACADEMY, Multi-pur YUMA: Immediate, urgent need between the middle of July and
Moving, cAcroAA the Street pose Building Biennial Session of
the Southeastern California Confer
for dentist in midst of rich agri-
cultural area___ ___
end of August, preferably first
three weeks in August
ence: 9:30 a.m. OREGON
or c4croM tine ^Nation? Monday, April 26
DAYS CREEK: Local dentist de
Personnel Seeking Positions
sires Adventist dentist to locate in
solo or associate practice (130
UNIVERSITY CHURCH Convo church members, 2-teacher mod Dental Assistants
cation, Walter R. Beach, secretary ern church school)
of the General Conference of Sev 1. Experienced. Wishes Oregon,
enth-day Adventists: 8:10 a.m. Washington or California. Avail
Medical Technologists able July 1
Wednesday, April 28 CALIFORNIA
CLEARLAKE HIGHLANDS: Re Dentists, General Practice
HILL CHURCH See University lief for three weeks, sometime
Church. between middle of July and end 1. Desires Santa Ana area
of August. Preferably first three Orange County
UNIVERSITY CHURCH April weeks in August
THE LOMA LINDA WAREHOUSE convocation commemorating the six Medical Technologists
MAINE
tieth anniversary of Loma Linda BRUNSWICK : Technologist 1. Wishes northern California
TURNER MOVING & STORAGE University, Walter R. Beach: 7
p.m.
needed at Parkview Memorial
Hospital_________________
with Adventist clinic
Nurses
The moving company with 18 years of service to con Friday, April 30 OREGON
PORTLAND AREA: In two-doc 1. Would like something in tri-
ferences, institutions and church members. HILL CHURCH No meeting to tor clinic county area in private doctor's
Box 226, St. Helena Box 201, Loma Linda night. office, preferably Loma Linda
Nurses
Phone WO 3-2701 Phone PY 6-0228 UNIVERSITY CHURCH No CALIFORNIA Nurse Anesthetist and
meeting tonight. MV retreat at HANFORD: Need for two nurses Administrator
Pine Springs Ranch. on p.m. shift on OB and medical-
surgical floor at the Community 1. Male. Available July 1. Pre
Saturday, May 1 Hospital_________________ fers southeast
Plan your career away from the city at suburban
HILL CHURCH Hour of wor MODESTO: For nursing home- Physical Therapists
HINSDALE SANITARIUM AND HOSPITAL. convalescent hospital. Desire only
ship. Pastor Wilbur K. Chapman,
"A Sermon from the Orchard": 8:10 RN. Permanent position as su 1. Wishes northern California,
and 10:55 a.m. pervisor-director of entire nurs southern Oregon, or southern
ing staff. 25 beds now, will be 60. Washington
UNIVERSITY CHURCH Hour of Salary Tiegotiable___-'
worship, Walter R. Beach, secretary OREGON Physicians, Specialists
of the General Conference: 8:15 and SILVERTON: Needed in nursing
10:55 a.m. home 1. RADIOLOGIST. Available in
July. Will consider any state
WHITE MEMORIAL CHURCH Physicians, General Practice 2. SURGEON. Wishes West
Hour of worship: 11 a.m. Coast
BRITISH COLUMBIA
SIDNEY: Physician needed on Kadiologic Technologists
Monday, May 3 staff of Adventist-owned Rest-
Needed Now: Registered nurses, registered occupational thera haven Hospital_____________ 1. Would like night work in area
UNIVERSITY CHURCH Convo where it would be possible to at
pists (male or female). cation, Pastor Paul C. Heubach: CALIFORNIA
Facilities: Attractive and modern community hospital in quiet HIGHLAND: Office in medical- tend college
8:10 a.m.
suburb. Positions now open include orthopedic and inten dental building___________
sive care. Secretaries
SHRYOCK HALL Anatomy se LA HABRA: Need for a GP. Of-
Advantages: A new 70-unit staff-housine building in completion minar, Dr. E. Ratjen from the de fice available in medical-dental
stages will be completely equipped and ready for occu 1. Part-time secretarial work in
pancy in July. Good salary and benefits, located just out partment of neuroradiology, Aarhus building the Glendale-Burbank area
side Chicago with excellent commuting system to major University, Denmark, "Concepts of
attractions. Neurology as Related to Anatomy":
Write or Call: Guy Stewart, Personnel Director, 120 North Oak 12:10 to 1 p.m.
St., Hinsdale, Illinois 60521, 323-2100, area code 312. LLU PHYSICIAN HOUSE FOR SALE
Wednesday, May 5
NEEDED Three bedrooms, 2 baths,
HILL CHURCH Midweek service, Immediately in Beaver family room, 2 years old.
J. C. Michalenko, "The Sanctuary City, Nebraska. SDA 1 mile from campus. Re
Teaching Today"- 7:30 p.m. church in town, 3 hospi frigerated air, large gar
DENTIST NEEDED URGENTLY UNIVERSITY CHURCH Pastor tals nearby. Modern, fully age, w-w carpets, 2 fire
NEEDED Paul C. Heubach: 7 p.m. equipped clinic. Net an places, landscaped, and
Immediate opening for nual income over $25,000. sprinklers. Modern kit
full-time dentist at San For information, contact chen appliances, fenced
Male and female regis back yard. Contact Rich
Bernardino Children's tered nurses to join a George W. Shafer Jr.,
Dental Health Center. ard Paul, MD, LLU Med
beautiful 400-bed hospi Specialists Needed president, First State ical Center, or see at
Salary $900 per month tal nestled in the hills Bank, Beaver City, Neb 10659 Elm Ave., Loma
with one-year contract. and dales of Soul Invest- Internist, pediatrician raska. Linda. 796-0840.
For information, call ern 'Ohio. Excellent needed to associate with
TUrner 6-3211, Dr. Alex working conditions.
Please contact Personnel SDA surgeon and GP in
Sabo, Ch., 1811 N. Wa Department, 3535 Sonth- new clinic and confer
terman, San Bernardino, ern Boulevard, Ketter- ence-operated hospital in
California. ing, Ohio 45429. all-new medical center Desperately Needed
now under construction.
Population area of 20,000
Second general practice physician to associate with
with 10 GP's now in area. new, modern, brick, 24-bed general hospital complete
$18,000 assured first year ly air conditioned with all equipment needed for gen
OPPORTUNITIES to interested physician. eral surgery, OB, and general practice. Town has
WANTED Excellent opportunities in Church and 10-grade 1,500 residents with drawing area of 7,500. Present
General practitioner in British Columbia for church school. Contact doctor seeing 30 to 70 outpatients and 10 to 20 in-
physicians and dentists. Fred Murray, Adminis patients daily. Fantastic opportunity. $1,500 per
Lyons Falls, New York. trator, Santa Anna Medi
Area population 2,500. Conference eager to as month guaranteed. Contact: Victor Ralph Lee, MD,
cal Center, Santa Anna,
Fully accredited hospital sist. Kindly contact med
Texas. Telephone: FI
Merryville, Louisiana 70653. Telephone: 2601, area
with 108 beds, modern ical secretary, Reuben code 318.
8-3131, area code 915.
facilities, 15 miles away. Matiko, MD, Box 10, Mis
Four-bedroom home with sion City, BC, Canada.
office, waiting room, 2
treatment rooms, 2-car
garage, offered rent free.
School, village and town
health officer positions WANTED
FOR SALE IVERSITY REALTY
available. Excellent Twenty acres orange trees Across from Post Office 796-0156
schools and recreational Registered nurse for Golden on Lawton Ave., 2 miles
1, 2, 3, 4, 5 bedroom houses
facilities. Inquire: Stan Years Nursing Home and Con to hospital. 1,500 trees
'.7;i. tri, 4-plexes
ley Wheater, Georgia-Pa valescent Hospital. Permanent 1, 2, and 3 years old.
'; ^onably priced lots
cific Corporation. Gould position as supervisor-director Makes excellent tax cred
of entire nursing staff. 25 beds it plus depreciation on '- jut property
Paper Division, Lyons i ives
Falls, New York, 13368. now, will be 60. Salary nego older trees. Will divide
tiable. J. I. McMillin, 1344 into 5-acre parcels. G. C.
East Orangeburg Ave., Mod»s- Smith, 11031 Hole, La
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Friday, April 23,1965MAYBERRY REALTY A PIANO TO
New office at 24887 Taylor Street, Loma Linda,
across from the motel. Phone: 796-9590.
MATCH HER 24867 Central Ave. (between Frank's
Barber Shop and the Book Store)
KENNETH
DREAM Loma Linda, Phone: 796-0242
New 2-bedroom deluxe apartments. Now $85, reduced
MAYBERRY from $115. One-year lease available. Water, garbage, and
yard cared for by owner. These apartments with 1,000
BROKER square feet of luxurious living are going fast. See them
Residence: phone: 796-0314 today.
Ranch-type 5-bedroom home on view property for sale.
Three additional lots. Only $32,500.
Kenneth Mayberry Interested in a duplex ? Why not see the two houses we
Broker have on one lot ? Just $18,750.
Two-bedroom house with den on large lot. Double gar
age, fruit trees. $2,000 down.
Perfect retirement home near market. Let us show it to
you.
ALBERT EVANS Two houses on % acre in Grand Terrace. Swimming
SALESMAN, NOTARY pool, workshop, fruit and shade trees. $19,950.
Residence phone: 796-4344
Insurance
We have a special package policy which we recommend
to homeowners in this area. Call and ask for Carlton
Wical to discuss this with you. Remember, credit can be
given for existing insurance.
Albert Evans
Salesman Ask about our Property Management Program
Serving Loma Linda for over 30 years
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RENTALS: New 2-bedroom apartments $85 per month
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ing. DENTAL OPENING
435 E. Holt Blvd.
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Three-bedroom house, $175. POMONA, CALIFORNIA 8' x 33', clean, with ca office, established practice
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ACREAGE FOB SALE: One acre, $6,750.
Janzen Trailer Park, 22 tion, good business and re
Fifty-six acre ranch, $89,000. 29% down, 10 years on Grube St., Loma Linda. sidential area, reasonable
balance at 6%. rent. Completely equipped
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Many other parcels. Orange groves and ranches up to er x-ray and compressor
600 acres. for operating1 Border
handpiece, two operator-
INCOME PROPERTY: 4-plex, almost new. $32,500.
Others up to 24 units. La Sierra College ies, laboratory, reception
room, business office, fur
niture, all records. Near
announces the offering of a complete 12-week Porter Hospital, South
SDA Church, academy,
Real Estate Law and Marketing conference office. Selling
for health reasons. Avail
Course able immediately. H. C.
The course will cover all aspects of Real Estate McKelvey. DDS, 1700 So.
Harlan, Denver, Colo.
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Real Estate Licensing, Marketing and Salesman
ship. '
ENTIRE COST OF THE COURSE $36.00
Lease the new car of your choice OPPORTUNITIES
... with confidence Starts Wed., May 5, 7-9 p.m. For LLU Graduates
QUALIFIED PERSONNEL WILL BE GIVEN Medical suites still
POSITION REFERRALS available in large medi
You have undoubtedly considered the possibility of leasing cal center. Great need
your next car instead of purchasing it. If you haven't done Mail Coupon to La Sierra College, Riverside, Calif., OV for ophthal., internist, gp,
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