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Vol. 3, No. 32 Wednesday, November 30, 1966 Four Entries Win Cash Awards In Annual Fall Talent Festival Two first and two second prizes were awarded in the annual Loma Linda Univer sity Talent Program held in Burden Hall last October 19. Master of ceremonies Charles W. Teel, Univer sity Hospital chaplain, a- warded the cash prizes. Taking first prize of $25 in the classical and semiclassical section was Judy C. Sheldon, SN©67, for her violin rendition of Severn©s "Polish Dance." Photo by Carry W. Ziegenhagel, SD©69 solo by Audrey R. GARY G. GREGORY (left), and Raymond D. Rawson, both junior A vocal dental students, demonstrate their table clinic "Photographic Klein, DI, took the second prize $15 in the same sec Study of Gold Flow." The project took a first prize at the Ameri money of tion. Miss Klein sang "Romany can Dental Association Convention in Dallas, Texas. Life" by Herbert. First prize in the second half composed of folk and popular High Speed Gold-Casting Film songs and skits went to Richard D. Neufeld, SD©70, John E. Peterson, SD©70, and Richard VIOLINIST Judy C. Sheldon, SN©67, plays "Polish Dance," by Wins Top Honors For Students Harding of the Rock Island Severn. Mrs. Sheldon won first prize in section one of the Burden Trio for "Early Mornin© Rain." Hall program. A prize winning table clinic demonstration devised by two The Junior Medical Male junior dental students is unique in that it is the first high-speed Chorus under the direction of filming of molten gold entering a dental casting void, according Bradley W. Nelson took the to Charles T. Smith, DDS, dean of the School of Dentistry. second prize honors for "Moon Gary G. Gregory took first River." prize in the clinical application make the table clinic, Dean Other Contestants and technics category at the Smith stated. Other contestants in the pro American Dental Association©s The table clinic won first gram included Sharon R. Stein- 107th annual session in Dallas, prize at the March 1966 Alumni- ke, SN©69; Michael J. Pettijohn, Texas, this month for the table Student Convention, making PT©68; David L. Hudson, PT©68; clinic he and Raymond D. Raw- them eligible for the national David S. Blackie, OT©68; Jerry son constructed early this year. competition. A. Vest, SM©70; Elva Dukelow; American Dental Association Floyd Courtney, PT68; Lillaurie rules, however, permit only one University Given R. Musson, SN©67; Eileen R. member of a team to enter the Wangerin, SN©67; Michael J. competition. Grant of $1,000 Oxentenko, PT©68; Carolyn The two students made use By Sears-Roebuck Crawford, SN©68; Janice P. of a high-speed camera, shoot Neuman, SN©68; Dorothy Aus ing 800-1,000 frames per second, An unrestricted $1,000 grant tin; Stephen E. Haun, SD©69; and a specially constructed was presented to Loma Linda Robert R. Torrey, SM©70; L. mirror system supplied by Lock University by the Sears-Roe Jean Baden, GS; Marilyn F. heed Propulsion Company of buck Foundation under a con Bennett, SN©67; James C. Szana, The reflecting system of aid to pri Redlands. tinuing program SD©70; John Greene, SM©69; ______—Staff photos rotates with the dentrifuge and vately supported colleges and William O. Smith, SM©67; and RICHARD D. NEUFELD, SD©70, Richard Harding:, and John E. flashes images to a stationary universities, announced Godfrey Jack R. Whittaker, SM©67. Peterson, SD©70 (left to right), sing "Early Mornin© Rain" at the camera. The series was pro T. Anderson, president of the Judges for the evening pro University Talent Program. The trio won first prize in section two duced in color. University. gram were Ralph Pierce and of the program. Both Mr. Gregory and Mr. In presenting the grant to Royal Sage. Organist was Ar- Rawson spent hundreds of hours the University, Joseph Sadacca, manda Young. The Hammond of Patrick H. Hicks, instructor as well as personal finances to local representative of the organ was supplied through the in music. Christmas Sale foundation, said that 48 partic courtesy of DeBellis Music Future programs in the series ipating colleges and universi Company. will include Hans Gmoser with To Aid Missions Annual Open House ties in California will share in Stage assistants were Thomas his color film "Highroad to grants totaling $66,750. J. Noto, PT©68, and Alan P. The Junior Medical Auxiliary For Lindsay Hall The purpose of the program, Zovar, PT68. Continued on page 5 has scheduled a Christmas sale according to Mr. Sadacca,- is The University Talent Pro at the Loma Linda Market, The annual Lindsay Hall open to systematically help institu gram was under the direction December 1 and 2. Proceeds house will be held December tions of higher learning meet Christmas Oratorio will benefit the auxiliary©s mis 14 from 7-9 p.m., according to their financial needs. funds according to their Is Joint Production sion family, Nicola S. Ashton, Marjorie A. Cowan, SN©67, Altogether, more than 600 greatest needs. SM©64, and his wife, as well as president of the Kalindha Club. colleges and universities In addition to its grant pro Johann Sebastian Bach©s the Heri Mission Hospital, Tan Special decoration themes are throughout the nation will re gram, the foundation during the Christmas Oratorio will be pre zania, East Africa. planned. ceive Sears Foundation grants. current year will invest more sented this Friday evening by The auxiliary has chosen to The public is invited, and re They are unrestricted to allow than $800,000 in a variety of the combined musical organiza have a sale of items handmade freshments will be served. the schools to allocate their scholarships and other types of tions of Loma Linda University by its members and suitable for education programs, bringing and La Sierra College in the Christmas gifts or decorations. its total expenditures for higher University Church, according to The sale will start at noon, education purposes this year to Patrick H. Hicks, instructor in Thursday, at which time all more than $1.8 million. music. items will be displayed. The Christinas concert, under Campus Churches the direction of Mr. Hicks, will ©Born Free© Film Increase Offering feature soloists John T. Hamil ton, Sharon Holm, Wretha Slated December 3 The two churches located Lang, Bradley W. Nelson, SM within the campus confines of ©68, Jo Ann Robbins, and Lloyd The motion picture "Born Loma Linda University have Wyman. Free" is scheduled for showing reported contribuitions of $12,- Bach©s Christmas Oratorio at Burden Hall next Saturday 525.72 for the November 12 was composed in 1734 in Leipzig, night, December 3. Week of Sacrifice missions of Germany. The oratorio was The recently released wide fering, a substantial increase originally intended for perform screen motion picture is the over the previous year©s totals. ance over a period of several story of Elsa, the lioness of two The University Seventh-day days. It is divided into six parts worlds. Adventist Church reports $8,- and was meant for performance Based on the best seller "Born 240.55 as of November 23. For on the six days of the old Ger Free," the picture can be seen the same date the Hill Seventh- man festival of Christmas. at either 6 p.m. or 8 p.m. Ad Photo by Eugene Hood day Adventist Church figure is The Christmas Oratorio will mission for adults is $1, and for JOSEPH SADACCA (left), representative of the Sears-Roebuck $4,285.17. also be presented at La Sierra children 75?. Foundation, presents Godfrey T. Anderson, PhD, president of the Officials of both churches College, December 9, under the "Born Free" is sponsored by University, with an unrestricted gift of $1,000. More than 600 note that these amounts will be direction of Moses Chalmers. the Loma Linda University colleges and universities from coast to coast will receive foundation increased by additional contri Both programs begin at 7:30 Physical Therapy Alumni Asso grants. butions in succeeding weeks. p.m. ciation. High Speed Feature Ancient Enemy©s Demise Nears Of New Copiers The year T)alk 1967 can go down in history as the time Need extra copies of an im measles was eradicated in the United States, says surgeon portant research paper fast? Archaeological Whimsey general William H. Stewart, MD. The Loma Linda University Sidles Through US Culture Dr. Stewart©s library©s new Xerox 2400 will announcement came as H. Bruce Dull, make 40 copies in one minute By M. Joyce Russell MD, assistant chief of the Communicable Disease Center according to Elva Dukelow, Editorial Assistant, Publications in Atlanta, Georgia, presented a statement on conditions library bibliographer and Xerox required for measles eradication operator. At a tune when science reigns and anthropologists discovered to the annual meeting of It is so fast, in fact, that Miss new facts about ancient peoples with amazing rapidity, Robert the American Public Health Association in San Francisco Dukelow insists on the necessity Nathan©s THE WEANS (Knop, 1961) will surprise the unsuspect recently. of reading instructions. "Other ing reader and make even the prepared wonder a bit. The surgeon general wise," she warns, "before you The book, which was pub- ______said that the center will carry out know what©s happening, you lished in part in Harper©s Maga the federal government©s role in a national effort to wipe could easily get a half dozen zine, is the summary of life the East, perhaps by those very out this childhood disease. extra copies to pay for." in the Great West, or Salt, ©More Weans,© or ©Ussers.© On "We have A new 720 Xerox machine Continent, as postulated by the the other hand, if, as some (in had a licensed measles vaccine for three and was installed on Monday, No Kenya and Uganda expeditions cluding B©Han Bollek) believe, a half years," Dr. Stewart said. "There is no excuse for vember 7. This machine is of archaeologists in the 7850©s. the phrase should, be read ©their needlessly prolonging the fight against this disease which capable of making 14 copies a From such artifacts as rail appointed rounds," the meaning minute on 20 pound typing road wheels, roulette wheels, of the full inscription might well for centuries has attacked virtually all children and left paper, bond paper, and 100 per baseball playres© records, and be as follows: ©The north rain, many of them mentally cent rag paper for twentieth-century retarded." copying sculpture, and the IvAt and the theses. It is also able to use card the remaining portions gloom Smallpox has been eradicated, and diphtheria and polio of in [doom?] of stock to copy cards. This feature scriptions and remains at n. night [fright?] have all but disappeared in this country through the use will be especially helpful to the Yok, Pound-Laundry (Wash have accomplished their ap of vaccines, the surgeon general pointed out. He predicted library for copying cards for ington), M©lwawki, Bosstin, pointed rounds (or tasks)© in the total disappearance of measles when a sufficient num the card catalog, reported Miss Oleens, and Valley of the Sun, other words, have annihilated Dukelow. scientists have formulated many the inhabitants." ber of children receive measles vaccine. The new 720 will copy on theories of the society and cul An estimated 15 million children have been inoculated legal size paper and anything ture of these people whose Delightful Deductions since the vaccine was licensed. Several million smaller. A special feature of existence was unknown for With such delightful deduc more re the machine is that it has trans thousands of years. tions as this Nathan is able to main susceptible, however, and must be protected in the parencies that can be run No one knows who they were, totally engross you in the next few months in order to eradicate the disease. through for making charts and whence they came, or why 80th century and induce you to laugh Four essential graphs for projection. they disappeared, but they conditions for eradication are set forth. The cost for using the Xerox have been named the Weans, at how close the archaeologists The first of these, immunization of all infants at one year machines is 10 cents a copy for since they called their land WE come to the truth but by of age, would eventually be sufficient over a period of the public and five cents a copy or US. Scientists have specu what lengths they miss the for University departmental lated that they years, but alone would not lead to the disappearance might have been point. The Weans is a spoof on of personnel. destroyed by another group of archaeology as weU as a satire measles in 1967. tribes known as the More US on our present culture, written (More The second condition would be immunization on school LLU Staff Serve US or USSER). In fact, in a properly earnest tone. entry of all who were there is one fragment, accord not immunized in infancy and who Palsy Association ing to Bes Nef©s translation, The Weans were an un had escaped the natural disease. This would eliminate the which reads: "Between US and friendly people, according to major source of community spread of the infection. Two Loma Linda University USSR there can be no ... " two findings in n. Yok. A staff members are among the giantess The third Sculpted Artifacts or goddess named Lib condition would be surveillance, or an in newly elected officers of the or Libby, who had one arm- tensive effort by all federal, state, and local health officials San Bernardino County United Since many sculpted arti facts have been Continued to see that all measles cases are reported Cerebral Palsy Association. uncovered on page 4 by name, address, The two are John Parrish, which resemble praying man- and onset of illness. __ director of public information, tises, some scientists wonder if The fourth condition would be epidemic elected secretary, and Melvin N. they might have been devoured control, to by include administration of H e m p e 1, chief accountant, hordes of insects. immune globulin to susceptible elected treasurer. From an inscription among children known to be exposed, and measles vaccine to all Among those serving on the the ruins uncovered at n. Yok, other susceptibles in the area. board of directors are Robert which Sri. B©Han Bollek trans THE LOMA Lll lates, it is These measures, used F. Chinnock, MD, chairman, de apparent they Published by Loma Linda during the coming winter and partment perished in a disaster of some University, an educational In of pediatrics, Merle stitution operated by the Gen spring measles epidemic seasons, could achieve the eradi E. Cosand, MD, associate clini kind many thousands of years eral Conference of Seventh- ago. " ©Nor [north?] rain nor day Adventlsts, as a non cation of measles from this country jra 1967. A knock-out cal professor of preventive med profit organ. icine and public health, Edmund heat nor gloom of night . . -© blow would be delivered in man©s fight against one of his There are some hieroglyphics Circulation: 17.OOO. T. Dombrowski, Jr., MD, in Frequency of publication: ancient enemies of health. structor in orthopedic surgery, missing, and the inscription Alternate Wednesdays; Amy E. Errion, director of social ends with the phrase © . . . their monthly In June, July, appointed rounds.©" August. service at the University Hospi Offices are located in the tal, and Clarence T. Halburg, "It must be remembered that University library building. the ©r* and the V are readily Heart Questions MD, instructor in medicine. Regular subscription rate: Also serving are Oliver L. interchangeable, both in Hit- tite and in ancient Hivite, and $3.00 per year; 10 cents Who shall live and who shall die? Jacques, director of University per copy.______relations, Earl S. Webb, Bes Nef prefers the reading: This is the question a Uni ©their that physicians, hospitals, and versity associate, Mr. Hempel, pointed wounds.© This EDITOR: society will have to answer when the artificial heart be and Mr. Parrish. naturally suggests a catastro Ben H. Matthews____ phe, possibly an invasion from comes more than an experiment. Editorial Assistant: Richard W. Weismeyer The National Heart Institute in 1964 launched an ex Students Sponsor other barbershop quartets, the panded program of research and development Barberlinks, the Drifters, and Contributing Editors: to make Quartet Concert Alice E. Gregg circulatory-assist devices and, eventually, total heart re the Westernairs. The Sidewinders, Interna The program will John Parrish placements begin at Irene a clinical reality within the shortest possible tional Champions of Barber 8 p.m. in Clock Auditorium at Schmidt time. Some devices already are under limited production shop, will be featured at the Redlands Senior High School. Alumni News Editors: for use by research teams. Now, it seems, it is only a Dental Students Association Tickets for the program are Catherine N. Graf, Nurs matter of time though perhaps years until benefit program, Saturday available at the Registrar©s ing; Stella C. Peterson, an artificial night, December 10, according Office and from dental and Physical Therapy; Hugh heart will be a reality. to William V. Holderbaum, vice dental hygiene students. Tick C. Love, DDS, Dentis Demand will surely exceed supply in a program of president of the association. ets will© also be available at try; Jennie Stagg Hud heart replacement. There will then arise Joining the Sidewinders will be the door Saturday night. Prices son, Nutrition and Die- the moral ques the 60-member Citrus Belters are $1.50 for general admission, tetics______tion of the basis on which heart candidates will Barbershop be selected. Chorus and three and $2 for reserved seats. The University SCOPE ac Medical criteria will identify a sample of candidates, but cepts advertising that meets the standards of church-affili will not clarify the question of which individuals should ated higher education. All ad -receive treatment. vertising will be subject to acceptance by the University In other words, how does one select between an artist SCOPE Advertising Commit tee. All copy should be sub and a businessman, or between a teacher and a minister? mitted the Friday before the What choice should be made issue date. Rate cards are between a well-established available upon request. Di scientist and one of great, but untested potential. Should rect communication concern ing news, advertising, and the criterion be the dependence of others on the candidate? subscriptions to Editorial Of Should this fice, University SCOPE, Loma be determined by the number of children or Linda University, Loma Lin on the relationship between parent and child? da, California 92354. Call 796- 7311, extension 283. (Area If candidates are selected on their value to society or code 714.) ability to pay, can this be regarded as discrimination against other categories of the population? Would civil rights thus become involved? Abbreviations Used In These questions may seem academic at the moment, University Scope: but will become DH Dental Hygiene reality to many administrators, physi DI Dietetic Intern cians, and other leaders of society ere GS Graduate School long. MRA Medical Record There are many theological Administration implications to the Chris MT Medical Technology tian who must contemplate such questions. They will not OT Occupational Therapy FT Physical Therapy be easy for us to answer. Perhaps, however, we will be RT Radiologic Technology wiser, more tolerant, SD School of Dentistry better persons for having struggled SM School of Medicine with them. SN School of Nursing SND School of Nutrition The advent of the artificial heart will quicken the pace JERRY FAIRCHILD, Joe Daniels, Jay Wright, and Gene Boyd and Dietetics with which we examine the social and moral implications (left to right), members of the barbershop quartet group, the of the extension of life Sidewinders, perform December 10 at Clock Auditorium in Red- through surgical and medical lands. means. The benefit program is sponsored by the Dental Students Wednesday, November 30, 1966 Association. University SCOPE, page Z Physiology / Biophysics

—Photo by El lis R. Rich USING TWO UNIQUE METHODS of quantitation, Frederick J. Myers, SM©69, con ducts studies with rabbits to find where, in point of time, lung damage occurs in oxygen poisoning. It has been shown in these laboratories that lung surfactant dis appears in oxygen poisoning, an experimental condition similar to hyaline membrane disease of the newborn.

—Staff photo CLARENCE R. COLLIER, MD, professor of physiology and chairman of the de partment, illustrates the problem that natural lung surfactants on lung alveoli pre vent. The two bubbles, left alone, will eventually bulge into a large one on one side only.

—Staff photo ELWOOD S. McCLUSKEY, PhD, assistant professor of physiology, is researching the internal "clocks" of ant social organization. The ant "house" consists of rows of separate vertical chambers, each connected to a nest box behind for water, food, and darkness. A camera automatically records the number of ants of each cast (male, female, or worker) that are out in the light each hour, and whether they influence each other in this timing.

—Photo by El I is R. Rich GRADUATE SCHOOL nursing students like Judith O. Hart, here instructed by Roy V. Jutzy, MD, assistant professor of medicine, spend much time learning instrumen tation. Each student has assigned for his use some $4,000 worth of cathode ray oscilloscopes, electrical transducers, double-pulse stimulators, etc.

Stoff.photo J. —Photo by Eugene Hood IVAN R. NEILSEN, PhD, professor of physiology and biophysics (left), and USING A ONE-WAY MIRROR, Stephen O. Berthelsen, SM©69, (left) and Douglas Mailen Kootsy, PhD, instructor in physiology, inspect the department©s linear ac A. Ziprick, SM©69, study the effects of nicotine on the brain. Previous research, under celerator. Free radicals are believed to play a key role in many biological processes. the direction of Bernell E. Baldwin, PhD, instructor in physiology, has shown that as Electron paramagnetic resonance spectra reveal and identify these elusive chemical little as the equivalent of one-tenth of one cigarette will disturb©the electrical ac species. This high homogeneity EPR magnet they are checking permits the identifi tivity of the nerves to the heart. cation of radiation-induced free radicals. Book To Ik Continued from page 2 Dental Student Team Departs raised threateningly, had an in scription found with her, deeply encased with bird droppings, For Monument Valley Stint that reads "Keep Off the ..." Two Loma Linda University senior dental students left Friday In the eastern section of n. Yok for a six-week period of service in Monument Valley, according to has been found the inscription: Charles T. Smith, DDS, dean of the School of Dentistry. "The dodgers were shut out..." Gilbert L. Dupper and Edward J. Foss are the second team of Although unfriendly, they students to serve in the first ______were essentially a religious regular dental health program people. Recent findings have remodeled, five-operatory dental in the Four Corners area. clinic. The clinic occupies a shown that each city-state wor The program, under the aus shipped a different divinity, and building adjacent to the Sev pices of the School of Dentistry, enth-day Adventist owned and that the Pops of Bosstin (or is supported from the US Pub Boxton) was not, as once be operated Monument Valley Mis lic Health Service and Indian sion Hospital. lieved, the Hops of M©lwawki. tribal funds. "In the Valley of the Sun evi Some 10,000 residents of the It is staffed by teachers and dence has been uncovered that colorful desert region mostly honors students from the Uni the inhabitants worshipped a Navajo and Paiute Indians versity. The first student who powerful Divinity named Hed- are eligible for dental care served an elective four-week da, or Lolly (the sign is ob under the new program. term was senior Donald L. scure). The glyph for Hedda Kenneth E. Wical, DDS, as Cram. Mr. Cram and his wife, (Header?), or Hatta, sug sociate professor of dentistry, a surgical nurse, worked in CLARENCE A. MILLER, (left), hospital administrator, and gests a two-headed (or two- is resident director of the newly temporary quarters during Charles W. Teel, chaplain at University Hospital, compare certifi hatted deity, possibly female in October while the new clinic cates awarded to Chaplain Teel and the hospital. Chaplain Teel nature." was being completed. was recently accredited for full supervisory status by the Council Senators, Sheriffs, Queens gists can account for by com have "the Several Years in Planning for Clinic Training, Incorporated. The Weans had one central munity. They even retired after four despairing cry of Mrs. Helen T. Smith, DDS, dean ruler who in the Charles to twelve years, senators, Sonnenberger, found of the dental school and ad Al fourth level of the Valley of sheriffs, and many queens. for a ministrator of the Monument Chaplain, Hospital Accredited ready 70 queens have been re the Sun: ©I was Queen Valley program, says the ser day.©" Most of the high rulers for corded more than archeolo- ©a pos vice has been in planning of WE are unknown, several years. Titled "Monu For Clinical Training Program sible exception being a baas Oral Last month Chaplain Teel whose peaceful re ment Valley Community named Ike, Health Service," it was first Charles W. Teel, chaplain at the University Hospital, recently met with the committee of the mark, preserved for posterity, received his fully accredited chaplain supervisor status from the Council for Clinical Training, announced publicly in August was ©I like Ike.© " the US Department Council for Clinical Training, Inc., New York, New York, accord Inc., for full supervisory status. From the cover of the 56- 1965, when ing to Clarence A. Miller, hospital administrator. Only 10 of the 25 who applied repli of Health, Education, and Wel page book, which sports for set Last year, after completing ______received accreditation. cas of bearded trumpeters from fare allocated $129,217 The accreditation given by ting up and operating the pro a minimum of four quarters of completed the assistanceship the a bas relief of a building found Chaplain Teel the council to the hospital gram. clinical training, summer of 1965 at the Pres four hundred miles north of the applied for an assistanceship. makes it possible for the Uni the last The Utah Indian Affairs Com in San Valley of the Sun, to While taking charge of a group byterian Medical Center versity Medical Center to have page, one is impressed with the mission had earlier committed of ministers and seminary stu Francisco under the direction of a teaching program for all seeming authenticity of the $125,000 in tribal funds, provid dents, he in turn was supervised chaplain supervisor Jack Hum seminaries and pastors, regard book. There are even illustra ing a total of $259,217 for the by an accredited chaplain. He phreys. less of denomination. tions, two which are of helmeted service©s first five years of op archeologists holding unidenti eration. After five years, accord fied fragments. It has a moral, ing to Dr. Smith, it is hoped 3rd Prize College Contest! both barbed and amusing, and that the non-profit program will Congratulations to Thorn Anable, UCLA Senior will entertain you for roughly become self-supporting from an hour, tantalizing your mind patient fees, which are to be to figure out some of the act introduced gradually during ualities of the intermingled that period. fact and hypothesis. You will probably have almost as much Students Receive Assistance Did you know everything King Midas fun reading the book as Nathan Students who serve in this did writing it. program receive a cost-of-living touched turned bgold? allowance which covers trans portation to and from Monu Auxiliary Conducts ment Valley, maintenance of Missions Eunder their home or apartment in So? It's better if you go to California, and modest living The Riverside chapter of the expenses in Monument Valley. Woman©s Auxiliary to the Loma Security Bank for money. Why's that Linda University School of Med icine Alumni Association held Cardiac Institute a fund raising dinner in the La Fred? Sierra Vista Chapel last week. Held for Nurses The funds raised at the dinner A Cardiac Nursing Institute [_V\fell, it makes it were divided between Alton H. sponsored by Loma Linda Uni Stecker, SM©63, who is in need versity School of Nursing was of medical supplies for the Ma- held Tuesday, November 22, in a lot safer lamulo Mission station in Africa, Burden Hall, for senior students and Arthur D. Garner, SD©61, of nursing and nurses through P\ shaking of the Karachi, Pakistan, Sev out the southland area. enth-day Adventist Hospital, to the all-day insti dormitory Speaking ^-\ hands. for help in building a tute were Raymond B. Craw- v" for nursing students. ford, MD, associate professor of medicine, Ellsworth E. Ware- ham, MD, professor of surgery STEVENSON MOTOR SALES: and co-chairman of the depart ment, Roy V. Jutzy, MD, assis Special prices on all makes and tant professor of medicine, and models of American automobiles Lavaun W. Sutton, instructor in and trucks, and some foreign nursing. cars. 4% bank financing avail . Topics under discussion in able. Send DETAILED specifi cluded open heart surgery, the cations for the EXACT car you effects of a heart-lung machine wish to purchase or phone per "on patients, nursing care of the son-to-person. (707) 965-2775. B. patient, care licensed, bonded open heart surgery E. Stevenson, of the patient with a new myo- dealer-broker. Box 325, Augwin, and the theo 94508. cardial infarction, California retical basis for monitoring of vital signs.

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number one problem, money. Visit Security Fords and Chevrolets Available at Fleet Prices Through Bank and shake hands with a friend. ESDA PLAN. Make your financial partner SECURITY FIRST NATIONAL BANK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION friends of the Southern Union Recruitment, University Book Forum, M. D At last our fund has hurdled Larry V. Smith, instructor in McLuhn©s "Understanding Media": the $10,000 mark. Donations University are beginning to oral medicine, will conduct the Monday, December 5 12 noon. _ for school furnishings have help, too. A nice share of course. now reached $10,392.61. Take our recent increase was the Recent research techniques, Southern Union Recruitment. Wednesday, December 14 courage, for we have only gift of a grateful patient opening up new avenues for UNIVERSITY CHURCH Convo CAMPUS CHAPEL Midweek $3,282.39 more to raise to who benefitted from the care studying tooth metabolism, will cation, Charles W. Teel, University prayer service: 7:00 p.m. Hospital chaplain: 8:10 a.m. meet the goal! For a lot of given by the .doctor-nurse be studied and discussed. Addi HILL CHURCH Midweek prayer women this has meant re- team (alumni of course) at tional material will be presented Tuesday, December 6 service, A. Graham Maxwell, PhD, budgeting the household the home hospital. What on the chemical activity of the "Treasures from the Book of Ro budget to send in their share. happened here, can happen enamel with its environment. Southern Union Recruitment. mans": 7:30 p.m. wherever you are, too. Reservation deadline for both Wednesday, December 7 WHITE MEMORIAL CHURCH D Most of the gifts are being Elsie H. Ziprick, ©41, continuing education courses Midweek prayer service- 7:30 p.m. sent directly to the Alumni HILL CHURCH Midweek prayer president of the School of is December 9. A fee of $90 is service, A. Graham Maxwell, PhD, Office together with the Nursing Alumni Association charged for the course in "Treasures from the Book of Ro BIRTHS "opinionnaire" on the pro "Mixed Dentition in Health mans": 7:30 p.m. jected institute. Replies from BLUE, Patricia Ann, was born and Disease," and $20 for UNIVERSITY CHURCH Midweek many more "hold-outs" are ."Dynamics of the Living June 29 to Robert W. Blue, SM prayer service, Charles W. Teel, ©62, and Mrs. Blue hopefully expected in Decem Tooth." "Jesus Loved the Wealthy Phari of Pleasant ber. Watch for the financial see": 7:00 p.m. Hill. report Applications and further in of the School of formation may be obtained Q Be reminded that the per Nursing Alumni Associa WHITE MEMORIAL CHURCH RICH, Larry Duane was born tion in from the Continuing Education Midweek prayer service: 7:30 p.m. November 16 to Ellis R. Rich, centage of alumni involve- the next issue of Office, Loma Linda University u ment must rise considerably University SCOPE, It will Friday, December 9 acting director of Audiovisual cover School of Dentistry, Loma Service, and Mrs. Rich, of Loma * in order to enhance the good the financial picture Linda, California 92354. name of the School of Nurs for the fiscal year ending Sunset 4:40 Linda, ing. Spread the word again June 30, 1966.

Talent Program College, February 25; Alfred and Elma Milotte with a color Continued from page 1 film, "Background to Adven ture," April 15; and the Loma Skiing," January 7; Alonzo Linda University Chorale under Baker, PhD, speaking on world the- direction of Patrick H. affairs, January 28; Ralph Hicks, instructor in music, May Franklin lecturing on "Lebanon 6. Land of the Phoenician," February 4; the Loma Linda Band under the direction of PHYSICAL Eugene Nash, assistant pro fessor of music at La Sierra THEKAPIST STAFF PHYSICAL THERAPIST for progres Speech Pathologist sive 215 bed general hos pital. Well established, Attends Convention fully equipped physical therapy department. Ex Norma K. Bork, speech path cellent working conditions ologist and consultant to the and benefits. Growing re Physical Medicine and Rehabili habilitation department tation Service, attended the an under supervision of phy- nual National Convention of the siatrist. 40-44 hour week. Speech and Hearing Association Must be graduate of ap in Washington, DC, November proved school. Write H. 19-22. T. Roberts, Personnel De Mrs. Bork presented a paper partment, Battle Creek No need for book markers when you can FINISH your reading as entitled "A Cineradiological Sanitarium, Battle Creek, signments in ONE sitting. Now through the DAN/RO SYSTEM Study of the Pseudoglottis in Michigan 49017 of individualized instruction you can cut your reading homework time Postlaryngectomized Patients" in half and get better grades. The first hour you will increase your at the convention. speed 100 words per minute! At course completion our average stu dent reads over 1,000 words per minute with better comprehension. Loma If you are too busy . .. you can©t afford not to attend this free demon Linda Realty stration entitled "Developing Your Vital, Latent Potential." (A free And Insurance reading test is available on request.) SINCE 1936 Free Demonstrations: Thursday, Dec. 1, 7:30 p.m. Griggs Hall, Room 1-B. 11112 Anderson St. Loma Linda (Next to Frank©s Barber Shop) Friday, Dec. 2, 8 a.m. and 12 noon. Griggs Hall, PH. 796-0242 Room 1-B. FOB SALE 3 Bdrm. Home 2 baths Evap. cooler Large well If you cannot attend DAN/RO kept yard 2 car garage Excellent financing for further information $16,000 phone collect (213) SYSTEM OF 4 Units, 2 bdrnis. each shows good income low dwn. OL 5-4770 RAPID READING ONLY $28,500. "Serving Colleges and Industry for Over A Decade" R-l Lot in good area has water 60 X 120 $3,750.

WE HAVE RENTALS HOUSES AND APARTMENTS Some DAN/RO Clients We write Dwelling, Fire, & Auto. Insurance IBM Most S. Calif. State Hospitals Roosevelt Hospital in New North American Aviation University of Redlands York City Mt. Sinai Hospital in New York La Sierra College Pepperdine College City Monterey Bay Academy Wednesday, November 30, 1966 University SCOPE, page 5 SN Students Plan Reef Hotel Banquet

Direct inquiries to University Placement Service The Associated Students of Loma Linda University, Loma Linda, Calif. 92354 Nursing will hold their annual banquet at the Reef Hotel in Dentists, General Practice Physical Therapists Long Beach, December 11, ac MICHIGAN cording to Carol J. Jesse, SN ARKANSAS BATTLE CREEK: Staff physical chairman. BOONEVILLE: Three operatory therapist needed for progressive ©68, program office. Never been used. Choose 215 bed hospital. Fully equipped The banquet, scheduled for equipment and furniture and move physical therapy department. 6:30 p.m., will include a variety in. Small but active SDA church Growing rehabilitation depart of entertainment, states Miss HAWAII ment. 40-44 hour week. Must be Jesse. KAUAI: Immediate opening for graduate of approved school dentist______Planning the banquet with General Practice WISCONSIN Physicians, her are Connie F. Anderson, SN ARPIN: Dentist needed at once. ARKANSAS ©67, Evelyn J. Fox, SN©69, Jo- Office ready for occupancy BOONEVILLE: U 11 r a-modern Lynn M. Haas, SN©69, and Carol clinic available. Room for three R. Nelson, SN©68. Medical-Badiologic physicians. 27 bed, city owned Technologists hospital, open staff. Small SDA church _____ DOS PALOS: Physician seeking CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA GP to assist in 16 year old prac RIVERSIDE: Need full time x- BUTTONWILLOW: GP seeking tice. Will be engaged in all phases ray and laboratory technician. associate in 18 year old practice in of general practice including in Need not be licensed this high income agricultural area. dustrial. Prefer male, 25-40 years SAN BERNARDINO: Opening for Salary or percentage. Willing to of age. Salary with early partner- technologist evenings and week accept partnership or sell practice shlp. Malpractice© insurance exists ends in San Bernardino County Three open stag hospitals 25 miles FBAZIER PARK: Physician retir- Hospital CALEXICO: Permanent associa- ing. This year-round community tion offered by general practitioner in immediate need of physician. Nurses Rapid increase in salary leading Service club will build office to to full partnership if desired. Op suit. One hour to Newbury Park —Staff photo GEORGIA portunity for investment. One Academy, 45 minutes to Bakers- L.OMA LINDA Pathfinders were honored recently in the newly- LAGRANGE: Position available open staff hospital one mile away field. Small, active SDA church. for RN capable of administering Best of living conditions redecorated Hill Church. The renovated historical building will be department of 185 bed hos CAMPBELL: Solo GP with large nursing established general practice seeks HANFORD: Grossly overworked the location of a homecoming weekend during December. Many pital. Salary open GP associate, between 28-40 years physician looking for associate. University personnel are members of this church. of age. Applicant must have some Salary for one year, then partner Orderlies experience beyond internship and ship. Two man office in supurb CALIFORNIA have completed military service. location. Conference owned hos RIVERSIDE: Experienced order Four open staff hospitals in im pital, open staff. Specialty con Church Homecoming lies needed at once in Riverside mediate area ______sultation available. 300 member Hill Community Hospital, all shifts CORCORAN: Solo GP seeks male SDA church, elementary school associate for 12 year old practice and academy. One hours drive from summer and winter sports. Pharmacists located in Central California. Pre Scheduled December 16,17 fer graduate of U.S. or Canadian Investigate before you settle WISCONSIN Medical School with completed KiNGSBURG: Opportunity for The Loma Linda Seventh-day Adventist Hill Church will ob ARPIN: Building adaptable for military service. On call 2-3 nights young GP to establish practice in and Saturday, December 16 with another GP who serve Homecoming Weekend Friday use. Immediate opening _____ a week and 2 weekends a month. association will celebrate the completion of the $70,000 re PRENTICE: Community will give Salary with possible partnership. has eight year old practice. Salary. and 17. The event financial assistance. Nearest phar Staff membership available in 25 Must have completed military ser modeling and renovation program which included wall-to-wall macy 13 miles. SDA church and bed hospital. Malpractice insur vice. 38 bed hospital near office carpeting, new upholstered ______school ance exists REDWOOD CITY: Opening for pews, interior decorating, im meet male GP associate, 30 years or a new public Following the afternoon over in well-rounded general proved lighting, ing, all who have been members practice located in suburb near address system, and renovation of the Hill Church for 25 years San Francisco. Two open staff of the chancel. See hospitals. Salary open or longer will be honored at a President to Speak BOB BASKETT SUNNYVALE: GP seeks associate. reception in Linda Hall. All Lease & Fleet Sales Manager Salary, may eventuate in partner Speakers for the weekend present members, former mem ship. Open staff hospital. Malprac An bers, and friends in. the com OR tice insurance exists. SDA ele services will be Godfrey T. mentary school, academy and derson, PhD, president of Loma munity are invited. BILL APPLEBEE church Linda University, on Friday Truck & Camper Manager WILLOWS: Two GPs seek third night; John W. Osborn, presi GP associate to join in flexible dent of the Southeastern Cali Southern Union AT arrangement, either on salary basis or solo basis with mutual fornia Conference of Seventh- Representatives Due Friendly Chevrolet coverage but independent practice. day Adventists, Sabbath morn 110 E. Foothill Blvd. Prefer male under 45 with com ing; and Neal C. Wilson, presi pleted military service. Open staff Representatives from the (Corner Foothill Blvd. & dent of the North American Southern Union Conference will Riverside Dr.) 115 bed hospital______Division of Seventh-day Advent GEORGIA be on campus, December 4-6. RIAI/TO ists, at the 3 p.m. dedicatory LOGANSVILLE: Fourteen room, A buffet supper is planned in Business 714 875-1221 fully equipped, $50,000 clinic in service and musical concert. 714 875-1227 North Central Georgia. Idle, for the Campus Cafeteria at 5:45 want of a physician Male Chorus p.m., December 5. Chevrolets Cars and Trucks McCAYKVLLLE:GP seeking as- Featured during the musical Prompt, courteous service to sociate. Salary then partnership Students who cannot come to concert will be the Junior Med the supper are invited to visit all Seventh-day Adventists iLjuiwOiB ical Male Chorus, directed by Please call for appointment ALEXIS: Several small towns in- with these men at the luncheon area without medical help. Only Bradley W. Nelson, SM©68; the physician recently deceased. At Hill Church Orchestra and at Riverside General Hospital tractive office. Financial assistance Choir; and Marilyn Cotton, and University Medical Center, if desired______Riverside, Tuesday, December 6. MICHIGAN soloist. BELLEVILLE: Excellent general PARENTS!- practice, fully equipped office for Tmnmnnnnnn sale or lease. Financial arrange THE ments open. Physician deceased NEW YORK ELMIRA: Pronounced need in TAX SHELTER INVESTMENTS TRUTH area for physicians. 275 bed hos- If you are paying over $2,500 in income taxes a year, ABOUT pital, open staff______TEXAS you need a tax shelter. SAN ANGELO: Begin practice at CHILDREN once on generous salary. Partner We can show you how to keep your money and make ship later. Privately owned hos- it grow in investments. We have a complete list of tax pital, open staff______shelter properties on file. WISCONSIN ARPIN: GP n e e de d ©urgently. 1. Citrus Groves Building suitable tor clinic avail able 2. Apartment Houses

Physicians, Specialists 3. Commercial Porperty.

INTERNISTS 1. Bakersfleld, California: Intern ist needed in medical group___ UNIVERSITY REALTY Children are like grown-ups... 2. Fond du Lac, Wisconsin: Group o f general practitioners and across from Post Office Loma Linda specialists seeking internist to join if they©re busy, they©re happy! them. Recently completed offices E. J. MILLER, Broker 796-0156 one block from hospital. 350 bed o Doing something successfully gives them the same grown-up capacity, open staff______We have a complete coverage of Real Estate in the C o enthusiasm and sense of achievement. Playing the piano means OB-GYN " Loma Linda Area o more fun, more popularity, more success in youth and in life! 1. Bakersfleld, California; Immed C.fl3 Parents give your child this chance. We will help you iate opening in medical group .00 6 op a o Q o o Afl_a_B_o_o_6_o Q>onoii«inoQ300BOOBBOaOflQ6 discover your child's musical talents by renting you a 2. Indianapolis, Indiana: Immed- brand new Spinet piano for only $15 a month. iate opening in three man group. 500 bed hospital, open staff. 250 member SDA church, junior ac TO BETTER SERVE YOU Rent or Buy ademy______A BRAND NEW ORTHOPEDIST Your Authorized Chevrolet ESDA Fleet Man SPINET Phoenix, Arizona: Orothopedist seeks associate. Must be board certified, current Arizona licenti HARRY SPENCER PIANO ate. 30 to 35 years of age. Four open staff hospitals. Malpractice insurance coverage exists_____ is now at o itiontn $15 Out-of-Town Families: PEDIATRICIAN Redlands, California: Opening for CHEVROLET pediatrician with multispecialty BILL BADER This Offer is for You, Too! 16666 Foothill Blvd., Fontana Continued on page 7 Rent while they prove they can learn. Th*n Buy now and save. Values were never ... if you decide to buy, all rental payments greater . . . Terms never easier. Liberal will apply toward purchase. trade-in allowance for your present piano. Phone Office TR 5-2010, 822-1111 Home TU 7-3549 OPPORTUNITIES MAIL THIS COUPON Please call for appointment Please send me information on your Rent or Buy Piano Plan. Excellent opportunities in Name______British Columbia for Chevrolet Cars and Trucks physicians and dentists. Address______Prompt Courteous Service to All City——————————————————————————————————— _Phone_ Conference eager to as sist. Kindly contact med Seventh-day Adventists ical secretary, Reuben Kalpk Pierce Music Company Matiko, BID, Box 10, Mis IS sion City, BC, Canada. Wednesday, November 30, 1966 435 EAST HOLT AVE POMONA, CALIFORNIA 91766 University SCOPE, page 6 employees and men residents STOP! You better believe it! in Lindsay Hall. These "teeth" (top picture) FOR LEASE Parking Enforced by Teeth/ C. Magan Hall administration have a big bite, as the car in the SAN BERNARDINO and employees, Griggs Hall lower picture will testify. The Medical-Dental Suites in Citations, Not Just Warnings faculty and employees, Bio toothed one-way exit, located on new professional build chemistry Building faculty and the Daniells Hall-Biochemistry ing. On "Medical Bow" University parking regulations are now being enforced with employees, Risley Hall faculty Building lot, is a part of the Close to hospitals. Ap proximately 1,000 square citations, and not just warnings, according to Burton E. Santee, and employees, and some University©s automatic sentry feet each suite. Carpets superintendent of plant protection. Daniells Hall residents. system. in private office and Recent campus parking system changes also include the addition D. Visitors, library building waiting room. Drapes and of an automatic entry gate and employees, Burden Hall employ cabinets throughout. Will toothed one-way exit on the tions of the committee, Mr. ees, Public Health Building CLASSIFIED do minor altering to suit Daniells Hall-Biochemistry Santee informs that certain faculty and employees, and your needs. Building lot. Other such auto- parking areas will be restricted LEICA III-f red-dial, body only, Contact:© John Eli D.D.S. graduate students. TU 9-3263, Alden Chase matic sentry systems have been for the University personnel E. Patients and visitors, and $50. Flash sync., excellent shape. D.D.S. TB 5-1901 voted by the University park listed below. The parking areas School of Dentistry faculty, Call or write SCOPE office. ing committee, it was stated. enumerated correspond to let employees, and students. Following the recommenda- ters shown on the accompany F. Public parking. Two-hour ing map of the University. restriction. A. Shryock Hall faculty and G. Public parking. Two-hour Moving, cAcroAA tke Street employees and Daniells Hall restriction. ___ _ residents. H. Public parkingT Two-hour or tne Jvation? - B. Cutler Hall faculty and restriction for partial area around cafeteria and post of Placement fice with remainder unrestrict Continued from page 6 ed. group. Generous salary. Partner I. Hospital employees. ship in one year. Write or wire J. Lindsay Hall resident stu collect dents. SURGtON K. Patients and visitors. San Angelo, Texas: Immediate opening in office with established L. Hospital handicapped em surgeon. Privately owned hospital ployees. M. Hospital employees. Personnel Seeking Positions N. Physicians. GARDENERS & CUSTODIANS O. Annex faculty, north side; Experienced gardener, seeking Lindsay Hall residents, south position on grounds crew or in TURNER MOVING & STORAGE custodial or maintenance depart side. ment of SDA institution P. Annex and hospital em The moving company with 19 years of service to con MEDiCAL TECHNOLOGIST ployees. ferences, instiluiions and church members. X-ray and Lab technician, male, Q. Patients and visitors. Box 226 Box 715 Box 201 23 years of age, graduating from R. Hospital employees. St Helena Healdsburg Loma Linda technology currciulum in Decem Phone WO 3-2701 Phone 433-5561 Phone PY 6-0228 ber, 1966. Available after Jan. 1 S. Physicians. T. Unrestricted parking. 'Coming Your Way" NURSES Parking regulations are en Seeking position in physician©s of forced from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. fice in Loma Linda or Redlands Monday through Thursday and Dec. 11-14 area. Full or part time 8 a.m. to 12 noon on Fridays. Secretary-Receptionists Parking restrictions except for the residence hall parking areas 1. Wishes position in Southern are not enforced on weekends. Representatives of five California area. Several years ex perience A fine of $1 is charged for il active conferences and 2. Wishes position as secretary- legal parking. receptionist in office of private Bicycles, motorbikes, and the Southwestern Union physician in driving distance of motorcycles are restricted to Loma Linda designated areas and parking 3. Seeking position in Loma Linda Redlands, San Bernardino area. in front of buildings is pro Experienced hibited. PURPOSE.- Fall Roundup to corral and brand top-notch medi MAYBERRY REALTY BUYING A NEW CAR? Phone 796-9590 24887 Taylor Street, Loma Linda cal students for service in 792-0121 710 Brookside Avenue, Redlands SAVE IOR MORE! one of the most unique and KENNETH E. MAYBERRY, Broker ON A S3.0M UP TO AUTO LOAN! beautiful areas of the ALBERT J. EVANS, Broker-Associate DUDLEY OWEN, Broker-Associate United States, where fel NEW lowship is great and op SALES 3 and 4 bedroom homes Family room, fireplace, carpet portunity unlimited. ing, built-ins, oven and range, disposal. 2 baths. Z car CAR garage. 1300 to 1540 square feet. Excellent Value: $19,250. to $22,250. with $600.00 down. Good financing. LOANS B. E. Leach, President RENTALS J. N. Morgan, Medical One bedroom furnished apartment $65.00 and $125.00 SEE US FIRST!! Secretary Two bedroom plush unfurnished apartments $95.00 and $125.00 YUCAIPA LOMA LINDA Three bedroom house redecorated, new carpeting $95.00 797-5105 7964)106 Office Space Available in Professional Bldg. in Redlands. Wednesday, November 30, 1966 University SCOPE, page 7 Dentistry Professor Southwestern Union Students who are not Meet University Personnel . . Speaks in Hawaii reimbursed for baby sit Sends Recruiters Harold E. Schnepper, DDS, ting expense during any The Southwestern Union Con fttfUKT RL^r Jf * *** associate professor of restora of the union recruitment ference recruitment representa tive dentistry, returned from a dinners may stop in at the tives will be at the University **iiij speaking engagement in the Placement Office for pay December 11-13, according to © & Hawaiian Islands last Monday. ment. Carl Sundin, placement director. Dr. Schnepper, accompanied Carl Sundin, director of A buffet dinner is planned in by his family, spoke to the Is placement the Campus Cafeteria at 5:45 land Dental Study Groups on p.m., Monday, December 12. * i crown and bridge restoration. Students who are unable to Robert L. Kinzer, DDS, as come to the dinner are invited sociate professor of restorative OVERSEAS CALLS to luncheon with these men at dentistry, spoke to the Study GENERAL CONFERENCE the Riverside General Hospital Groups last June. and University Medical Center, MEDICAL DEPARTMENT Riverside, Tuesday, December 13. REWARD OF $50 for Direct inquiries to General Confer return of grey Samsonite ence Medical Department, Loma attache briefcase lost on Linda University, J.oma J.inda, Cal INTER-AMERICAN DIVISION campus Nov. 10. Notify ifornia 92351.______Bella Vista Hospital, Puerto Rico. Development Office or call FAR EASTERN DIVISION Nurse 792-3765. Bandung Mission Hospital, Java. Davis Memorial Hospital, British Internist ______Guiana. General practitioner Guatemala. Physi Bangkok Sanitarium and Hospital, San Cristobal, More Garden Area Than Thailand. Anesthesiologist. Board cian-director. New medical work Most Homes and All certified______MIDDLE EAST DIVISION Taken Care Of by Manila Sanitarium and Hospital, Benghazi Hospital, Libya. Board Philippines. Surgeon, © internist surgeon, dietitian, two nurses, Redlands Oasis and teacher _____ laboratory, x-ray technologist Penang Sanitarium and Hospital. NORTHERN EUROPEAN DIVI Garden Apts. Malaysia. Surgeon. Urgent____ The Prestige Apt. Address SION______Pusan Sanitarium and Hospital, Adventist Hospital of He Ife, Nige 1, 2, 3 BEDROOMS Korea. General practitioner. ria. Nurse-dean of women (B.S.), 2 Baths, Private Patio, Built- Board certified. Urgent nurse (B.S., R.N.)______Empress Zauditu Memorial Hospi ins, Hardwood Cabinets, Re Saigon Adventist Hospital, Vietnam. tal, Ethiopia. Nurse frigerated Air Conditioning in Surgeon. Board certified. Also Every Room, Carpets and director of nurses by Feb. 1967 Gimbie Hospital, Ethiopia. General Drapes Separate Adult and practitioner —Staff photo Sandakan Clinic, Borneo. General Kuyera Clinic, Ethiopia. Nursing Family Area. 2 Pools. practitioner. Pioneer work ___ instructor At the School of Dentistry FROM $125 Taiwan Sanitarium and Hospital, Kwahu Hospital, Ghana. General Doris J. Neilsen the tall, gracious, former teach 1325 E. Citrus Ave. Rdlds Japan. General practitioner, pedi practitioner ______Secretary to the Dean, atrician, dentist er will be found serving as Apt. 11A Ph. 792-7693 Masanga Leprosarium, Sierra Le School of Dentistry secretary to the _ dean, a post or Contact Your Local Broker Youngberg Memorial Hospital, one. General practitioner, nurse Singapore. Surgical nurse she has filled since last March. SOUTHERN ASIA DIVISION If you happen to be among For a number of years previous Glffard Memorial Hospital, India. those hardy nature lovers who to this position she taught sec Gynecologist-obstetrician (lady) -m tramp the high sierra trails retarial science in Seventh-day Jullundur Hospital, India. Medical come summer, keep a weather Adventist academy and college director-surgeon ____ eye out for fellow outdoorsman Karachi Hospital, West Pakistan. institutions in the West. Buying a New Car • General surgeon, gynecologist- Doris J. Neilsen. Backpacking The Neilsens© daughter, obstetrician (lady), general prac with her family is one of her Cheryl, is teaching at Mountain titioner FORD PLYMOUTH BUICK vacation pleasures. View Union Academy, Mountain Kerala Hospital, India. Medical Should you visit Aspen-Dell, View. Their son, Nic, is work PONTIAC director-surgeon by January 1967 CHEVROLET DODGE near Bishop Creek, Bishop, you ing with data processing in the OLDSMOBILE Ranchi Hospital, India. Medical siding TOYOTA CHRYSLER director-surgeon early in 1967, might find her nailing US Marine Corps, at Cherry nurse ______on the mountain cabin she and Point, North Carolina. her husband, Ivan R. Neilsen, We have contacts with local Surat Hospital, India. General prac titioner. Urgent PhD, professor of physiology at fleet prices dealers TRANS-AFRICA DIVISION and biophysics, are building in MY Winter Camp partnership with another fac Ankole Hospital, Uganda. Medical Set for Yosemite LET US FINANCE THAT NEW CAR director by June 1967, second ulty family. "I think she has general practitioner by Jan, 1967 driven more nails than I have," Skiing, ice skating, and to LaLoma Employees Heri Hospital, Tanzania. Nurse chuckles her husband. bogganing are among the ac Kendu Hospital, Kenya. Nurse by "This puts us right near the tivities planned for a winter Federal Credit Union June 1967______high country we love," Mrs. camp sponsored by the Mission Malamulo Hospital, Malawi. Teach- Neilsen explains, "with quick by Jan- ary Volunteer department of 11132 Anderson, Lorna Linda er of medical technology access to lakes for water skiing Southeastern California Con Phon* 796-0593, HU, Ext. 365 uary 1967______Trans^Africa Division, Rhodesia. in summer and slopes for snow ference, according to Winston Belief physician skiing in winter." C. DeHaven, associate MV secretary. The week-long camp, open for all young people, will be conducted in Yosemite National Park, December 26 through j£oma Jli+uta January 1. The initial fee of §35 includes transportation, lodging, meals, and insurance. Quality Products at Reasonable Prices Equipment rental and lift tick ets are extra. The camp is the first of its TENDER BITS kind ever sponsored by the Southeastern California Con ference, Mr. DeHaven stated. DINNER CUTS If there is sufficient interest, he says that it looks like the DINNER ROUNDS youth of Southeastern will en joy something of this type each 20 oz. Can year. Applications for the camp may be obtained from Ronald M. Wisbey, area churches youth pastor, in room 18 of the educa tional building at the University Church.

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