noticeboardSigns Publishing CompanyWarburton, VictoriaPositions vacantThe Carter Report Inc., a self-supporting ministry that supports<strong>the</strong> worldwide work of <strong>the</strong> Seventh-day Adventist Church, invitesyou to write now for your free DVD of,“Victory at Kiev,” <strong>the</strong> amazingstory of how 3,488 souls were baptized in <strong>the</strong> Dneiper Riverin spite of great opposition.For your Free DVD of, “Victory at Kiev,” and to be part of TheCarter Report mailing list, write now to:▲ Offset Printing Tradesperson—a qualified Offset Printing tradesperson for permanentfull-time work. Required duties will include operation of and <strong>as</strong>sistance on a varietyof pressroom equipment ranging from A3 through to A1 size presses, <strong>as</strong> well <strong>as</strong> a rangeof o<strong>the</strong>r production equipment. The successful applicant will be experienced in 4-colouroffset printing and have a commitment to producing quality Christian literature; self-motivated;<strong>the</strong> ability to work in a small-team environment; and <strong>the</strong> flexibility to work differentshifts if required. A forklift licence is an advantage.▲Offset Printing Apprentice— a hardworking, motivated person to undertake an OffsetPrinting apprenticeship. The successful applicant will demonstrate interest/skills in operatingproduction equipment; have <strong>the</strong> ability to work in a small-team environment; and<strong>the</strong> flexibility to work different shifts if required.Commitment to quality and service, toge<strong>the</strong>r with a respect for Christian values and ethicsare essential. For fur<strong>the</strong>r information or for applications in writing (including a current CV)ple<strong>as</strong>e contact Ray Portbury, Production Manager on (03) 5966 9111 Monday to Thursday;or email , no later than December 21, 2005.funeral service of “nana by <strong>the</strong> river,” heldin <strong>the</strong> Maclean SDA church. As long <strong>as</strong>most could remember, she had lived near<strong>the</strong> bridge going into Yamba, by <strong>the</strong>Clarence River which, during flood, flowedthrough her house.Gordon SmithEwart, Alexa Jeanie (Jean), born 10.7.1917 atPahiatua, NZ; died 19.11.05 at Tauranga. In1938 she married Jack at Taumaranui, whopredece<strong>as</strong>ed her in 1996. She w<strong>as</strong> also predece<strong>as</strong>edby her son, Jim, in 1992. She is survivedby her sons, John, Neil and Bruce; andher daughter, Christine (all of Tauranga).John VeldGillard, Graham Edmund James, born14.11.40 in Christchurch, New Zealand;died suddenly 5.11.05 in Christchurch in his65th year. He is survived by his parents,Elsis Herbert and <strong>the</strong> late Colin Gillard; hiswife, Lorraine (nee Reid); his children and<strong>the</strong>ir spouses, Lydelle and Cary, Tim andTereena, Charlene and Steve, Andrew andChristine, and Nat<strong>as</strong>ha and Daniel; and his14 grandchildren. Graham w<strong>as</strong> p<strong>as</strong>sionatelycommitted to his family and his God. Hew<strong>as</strong> an important part of <strong>the</strong> core group,which planted Riverlands SDA churchthree years ago. He w<strong>as</strong> much loved by hiswife and children; and a special gramps tohis grandchildren. Asleep till Jesus comes.Paul RankinKelly, Nita Kathleen, born 25.5.1914 atPort Lincoln, SA; died 11.11.05 in Perth,WA. In 1934 she married Jim, who predece<strong>as</strong>edher in 1981. She w<strong>as</strong> also predece<strong>as</strong>edby her daughter, Joan, in 1964. She isP<strong>as</strong>tor Harold HarkerP.O. Box 861Terrigal, NSW 2260Email: hharker@optusnet.com.auwww.cartereport.orgThere are 1,000 FREE DVDs and when<strong>the</strong>y’re gone, <strong>the</strong>y’re gone. Write NOW!Request FREEDVD NOW!survived by her sons, Frank (Perth),Raymond (Adelaide, SA), Peter(Melbourne, Vic) and Robert (Adelaide,SA). Nita w<strong>as</strong> a kindly person with a deeplove for God, family and friends. She will besadly missed.Allan CroftLangford, Warren, born 11.4.1929 onPitcairn Island; died 21.6.05 in CarnarvonPrivate Hospital, Henderson, Auckland,NZ. He is survived by his wife of 53 years,Iris; his daughter, Suzanne; and two adoredgrandsons, J<strong>as</strong>on and Darrin. In 1958, whenIris needed medical attention, <strong>the</strong>y moved toNZ from Pitcairn. Warren served <strong>the</strong>church <strong>as</strong> a deacon and elder for manyyears prior to his illness.Terry JohnsonMacArthur, Donald Malcolm, born 6.8.1923at Gl<strong>as</strong>gow, Scotland; died 27.7.05 in BaringaPrivate Hospital, Coffs Harbour, NSW. Hew<strong>as</strong> predece<strong>as</strong>ed by his first wife, Bette. Heis survived by his second wife, Rae (CoffsHarbour). The strong-minded Scotsmanfinally rests. Greatly missed by his wife.Ken LoveMount, Jessie Ida, born 30.10.1917 atWal<strong>the</strong>mstowe, Essex, UK; died 15.11.05 atMandurah, WA. On 30.4.36 she marriedErnie, who predece<strong>as</strong>ed her in 2002. She issurvived by her children, Mick (WembleyDowns), Doreen, Sylvia (both ofRavenswood) and M<strong>as</strong>ie (Booragoon, WA);her eleven grandchildren; and 19 greatgrandchildren.Jessie w<strong>as</strong> a beautiful,caring, happy, carefree and un<strong>as</strong>sumingperson who danced her way through lifeand lived it to <strong>the</strong> full. She w<strong>as</strong> full of laughsand love, and overflowed with both.Thanks for <strong>the</strong> memories.Lynn Burton, Mark WilsonPaterson, Hazeline Jean (Hazel), born 1901at Anakie, Vic; died 31.10.05 at Yarra ViewRetirement Village Hostel, Warburton.Hazel never married and is survived by hernephews, Leon Paterson (Ballarat) and NeilMarshall (Anakie); and her niece, PamPaterson (Warburton). Hazel served <strong>the</strong>church in <strong>the</strong> 1920s, 30s and 40s <strong>as</strong> a teacherin Western Australia, Victoria andT<strong>as</strong>mania, and <strong>the</strong>n for three years <strong>as</strong>demonstration teacher for <strong>the</strong> Trans-Australian Union Conference. She reached<strong>the</strong> grand old age of 103.Eric Kingdon, Joy KingdonPaulus, Evelyn Ellen Joyce, born 26.7.1919at Toowoomba, Qld; died 4.11.05 atKingaroy. She w<strong>as</strong> predece<strong>as</strong>ed by her husband,John; also her son, Lionel. She is survivedby her son and daughter-in-law,Stanley and Anne (Alice Springs, NT); andher daughter, Myrtle (Kingaroy, Qld). Joycew<strong>as</strong> a wonderful person, dearly loved by allwho knew her. She knew Jesus and sharedHim with all who would listen. The blessedhope w<strong>as</strong> real to her. Maranatha!Bill Cross, Tony UrreaJohn Rabb<strong>as</strong>, George BackhouseRace, Gwen, born 28.2.1921 at Burnie, T<strong>as</strong>;died 31.10.05 in Sydney, NSW. She w<strong>as</strong> <strong>the</strong>youngest daughter of P<strong>as</strong>tor Whitehead.She is survived by her son and daughter-inlaw,Peter and Lyn (Goulburn); her grandchildren,Carolyn, Jonathan, Stephen andBelinda; her sister, Esme Whitworth; andher bro<strong>the</strong>r, Irwin Race.Bruce ShieldRowell, Elizabeth Ramsey, born 14.11.1915at Chelsea, Vic; died peacefully in her sleep16.10.05 at Coronella Nursing Home,Nunawading. Betty w<strong>as</strong> adopted by <strong>the</strong>Murchison family at age 14, and w<strong>as</strong> predece<strong>as</strong>edby her bro<strong>the</strong>rs, Alex and P<strong>as</strong>torCliff Murchison; also her husband, Harold,She is survived and loved dearly by her niece,Lindy Chamberlain-Creighton; her nephew,Alex Murchison; and <strong>the</strong>ir families. All herlife she dedicated to helping o<strong>the</strong>rs and w<strong>as</strong>loved by all who met her. In death <strong>as</strong> in lifeshe left her estate to charity. She is sadlymissed by all who loved and knew her.Richard Araya-BishopSvensson, John August Roberts, born25.2.1935 at Narromine, NSW; died peacefullyin his sleep 4.11.05 after a period of illness.John spent most of his life on <strong>the</strong>family farm “Warrawee” at Narromine.He married Gwen Di Salvia in August1964. He is survived by his wife; his children,Michael, Brenda Florida and Robert (all ofNarromine); his six grandchildren; and hisbro<strong>the</strong>r, Bruce (also of Narromine).Mark Roberts, Colin DunnTre<strong>the</strong>wey, Robert Edward (Bob), born30.3.1914 in Wellington, NZ; died 9.11.05 inQuirindi Nursing Home, Quirindi, NSW.On 26.4.56 he married Doreen Webb. He issurvived by his wife (Werris Creek); hisdaughter, Lynley (Sydney); his son, Graeme(Maitland); his daughter-in-law, Lesley; andhis grandchildren, Alwyn and Helene(Maitland). Bob w<strong>as</strong> a commercial and fineartist, working during <strong>the</strong> 1970s <strong>as</strong> an artistwith <strong>the</strong> Signs Publishing Company. Manyevangelists used his paintings, includingP<strong>as</strong>tors Jim Cherry, John Carter, HaroldHarker and John Col<strong>the</strong>art. Bob continuedpainting until he w<strong>as</strong> 90. The RSL honouredhim at <strong>the</strong> graveside service and he nowawaits <strong>the</strong> resurrection when he will see <strong>the</strong>M<strong>as</strong>ter Artist, Jesus Christ.Clive N<strong>as</strong>hWarren, Lillian Daisy (nee Umfreville),born 9.9.1911 in Hobart, T<strong>as</strong>; died 1.11.05 inVictoria Point Nursing Home, Qld, after along illness. In 1934 she married James,who predece<strong>as</strong>ed her in 1984. She w<strong>as</strong> alsopredece<strong>as</strong>ed by her sister, Kath Claus; andher bro<strong>the</strong>rs, Fred and Len of T<strong>as</strong>mania. Sheis survived by her nephew, Walter Claus(Qld); and her nieces, Dawn Roberts andMonica Rosevear (T<strong>as</strong>). James and Lillianlived in Nowra for nearly 50 years andwere active members of <strong>the</strong> church <strong>the</strong>re.God knows her resting place.Wheeler, Mary Gladys (nee Hollingsworth),born 23.2.1900 at Bookara, WA; died21.10.05 at Cooranbong, NSW. In 1925 shemarried George, who predece<strong>as</strong>ed her in14December 17, 2005
15 AcademicExcellenceScholarships in 2006Commencing in 2006 we are offering 15 Avondale Foundation AcademicExcellence Scholarships to first year Avondale College students.◆ Open to Australian and New Zealand students◆ Students must have achieved a tertiary entrance ranking in <strong>the</strong> top 10% of<strong>the</strong> state, territory or country during or after 2003◆ Available to applicants for 3 or 4 year degree and double degree courses◆ Total value up to $27,500◆ Scholarship of $5,000 per annum◆ Credit average is required for each year◆ Scholarship incre<strong>as</strong>es to $7,500 <strong>the</strong> year following a distinction averageApplications close 31 December 2005.For an application form or fur<strong>the</strong>r information ple<strong>as</strong>e contact <strong>the</strong> following:noticeboardThe Avondale FoundationPhone: 02 9989 8355 or International +61 2 9989 8355Fax: 02 9989 8340 or International +61 2 9989 8340Email: foundation@avondale.org.auAvondale College Enquiry CentrePhone: 1800 504 324 or International +61 2 4980 2277Fax: 02 4980 2151 or International +61 2 4980 2151Email: enquiries@avondale.edu.au1975. She w<strong>as</strong> also predece<strong>as</strong>ed by herdaughter, Vyrona Durrant, in 1984. She issurvived by her daughter, Joan Dick(Cooranbong); her son-in-law, BruceDurrant (Vic); her stepsister, Erica Freeman(WA); and her grandchildren, CalvinDurrant (WA), Susette Butcher(Cooranbong, NSW) and Julie VanBallegooyen (WA). Gladys, <strong>the</strong> l<strong>as</strong>t of <strong>the</strong>Hollingsworth family from Bookara,worked with her husband, George, at <strong>the</strong>SHF and supported him in establishing <strong>the</strong>Perth Advent Band. She will be sadly missedby family and friends.Clem Van BallegooyenAdvertisementsNote: Nei<strong>the</strong>r <strong>the</strong> editor, Signs PublishingCompany, nor <strong>the</strong> Seventh-day AdventistChurch is responsible for <strong>the</strong> quality ofgoods or services advertised. Publicationdoes not indicate endorsement of a productor service. Advertisements approved by<strong>the</strong> editor will be inserted at <strong>the</strong> followingrates: first 30 words or less, $A44; each additionalword, $A2.20. For your advertisementto appear, payment must be enclosed.Cl<strong>as</strong>sified advertisements in RECORD areavailable to Seventh-day Adventist members,churches and institutions only. Seem<strong>as</strong><strong>the</strong>ad (page 2) for contact details.Allround Travel Centre (Queensland).Specialists in travel to all parts of <strong>the</strong>world. Groups—tours—competitive airfares.Phone (07) 5530 3555; fax (07) 55303846; email .Volunteers!Youth worker—Tauranga church,NZ. If you are energetic, keen towork with young folk from 10 to 25years of age, love <strong>the</strong> Lord, and are 20to 30 years old, <strong>the</strong>n this could bewhere God wants you for 2006. Ifyou are interested, ple<strong>as</strong>e contactHayley at Adventist Volunteer Service.Email:For more positions, check <strong>the</strong> webon +61 2 9847 3275We’re celebrating and you’re invitedto <strong>the</strong> anniversary of <strong>the</strong> AvondaleCollege church building—March 11,especially if it w<strong>as</strong> your church home.Details? Phone (02) 4980 2272; emailRemembering 100 years of Adventists inWarburton—April 7–9, 2006. If youhave been part of <strong>the</strong> history of Adventistsin Warburton—at <strong>the</strong> Signs PublishingCompany, <strong>the</strong> Warburton church, <strong>the</strong>Warburton Christian School, Yarra ViewHostel, Sanitarium or <strong>the</strong> hospital—plan tobe part of this weekend. Special guest:P<strong>as</strong>tor Jim Coffin, former editor ofRECORD. Watch this space for more details.House/unit—north Brisbane, Qld.Two-year-old spacious executive homeon three-quarter acre, 4 BR, study, separatetimber deck, double-garage,double-shed plus storage, professionallylandscaped, water features, views, closeto water, cool breezes, very quiet,remote entry, close to all facilities, 15minutes to church school. PLUS 2 BRseparate self-contained unit (rented($A200 pw), immaculate presentation.Phone 0421 289 065.Receive <strong>the</strong> Hope Channel and 3ABNNOW! Complete satellite kit for just $265+ freight. Full instructions for DIY installationor installers available. RuralElectronics (02) 6361 3636; or.Go Veg—make your festive se<strong>as</strong>on e<strong>as</strong>ywith Go Veg foods. Delicious and e<strong>as</strong>y toprepare foods—l<strong>as</strong>agnes, schnitzels, piesand more. ; or (02)9897 0000. Delivery to Sydney area. Shopopens Wednesday–Friday 10.30 am –4.00pm. Go Veg open Monday, 19.12.05 toWednesday 21.12.05. Closed from Thursday22.12.05 to 17.1.06. Go Veg thanks allcustomers for continued business this yearand wishes all a great 2006. God bless!Birdwood SDA church invites p<strong>as</strong>tmembers and friends to celebrate <strong>the</strong>ir50th anniversary—February 25, 2006.Thanksgiving service commences 11.00am. Bring a plate of savoury food toshare. Dessert and drinks provided. BYOchair. Afternoon program 3.00 pm. Memorabiliacontact Merv (08) 8568 5390.SDA teacher needs parking place inMelbourne, Vic—January 2006. Planto sleep in utility with slide-on campervan(totally independent), catch train tocity. Studying English teaching course.Phone 0431 526 451 after 4.00 pm.Final Events DVD and o<strong>the</strong>r AmazingFacts products and Your Story Hourdramatised stories are available from <strong>the</strong>Australian distributor, The Story Factory.Contact Darren or Robyn Peakall, email; or phone(08) 9574 6777.To let—lovely holiday home on farmnear Port Macquarie, NSW. Accommodatethree persons. Scenic surrounds.Everything supplied. Available December/January/February.Re<strong>as</strong>onably priced.Phone (02) 6587 1036.Data projectors, screens, DVDs VCRs, PAsystems etc. SDAs committed to lowerprices for SDA churches, schools etc. Askfor Trish at Rural Electronics (02) 63613636; or .FinallyIn giving and receiving welearn to love and be loved;we encounter <strong>the</strong>meaning of life, <strong>the</strong>mystery of existence.December 17, 2005 15
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