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From the Office of the President
The United Way Employee Campaign at Andrews—Deadline Extended to Thanksgiving!
Andrews employees should have received a personalized e-mail message from President Andreasen regarding this year’s campaign and instructions on how you can participate. Please note that when using the online giving method, you must now enter your Andrews e-mail address as your username in ALL CAPS. Contact the Office of the President if you did not receive your personalized e-mail or if you have questions. Learn more about what United Way does right here in Southwest Michigan by visiting www.uwsm.org. (Posted 10/14/09)
Great Food for a Great Cause
Qdoba is teaming up with the United Way and the Coast to help keep kids in St. Joseph warm this winter. Come into Qdoba during November and bring in your gently used kid and youth winter outdoor clothing, and Qdoba will keep you warm. For every item donated, you will receive a free warm chips and queso. Donate 5 items and receive a coupon for a free entrée. (Posted 11/19/09)
Events
(listed in chronological order)
University Symphony Orchestra Concert
Saturday, Nov. 21
7:30 p.m. Pre-Concert Talk
8 p.m. Concert
Howard Performing Arts Center
The Symphony Orchestra presents Music from the Old and New Worlds on Saturday, November 21 at 8:00 p.m. in the Howard Performing Arts Center. They will present music by Vivaldi, Dvorak and Marquez. There will be a Pre-Concert talk with Linda Mack at 7:30. For tickets and more information, call the Box Office at 471-3560. (11/17/09)
Tuba Recital: Andrew Kroepel
Sunday, Nov. 22
1 p.m.
Howard Performing Arts Center
The Department of Music presents a Senior Tuba Recital given by Andrew Kroepel on Sunday, November 22 at 1:00 p.m. in the Howard Performing Arts Center. The recital is free and all are welcome. (Posted 11/17/09)
Cello & Violin Recital: Jared & Ruth Marie Ballance
Sunday, Nov. 22
4 p.m.
Howard Performing Arts Center
The Department of Music presents a String Duo Recital given by Jared Ballance, cello and Ruth Marie Ballance, violin on Sunday, November 22 at 4:00 p.m. in the Howard Performing Arts Center. The recital is free and all are welcome. (Posted 11/17/09)
Doctoral Defense: Albert Reyes
Monday, Nov. 23
9–11 a.m.
Administration Building, Board Room #307
Albert Reyes will defend his dissertation in partial fulfillment for the PhD degree in Leadership. Albert’s dissertation title is, “Intercultural Relationships in Organizational Transformation: A Single Case Study of Baptist University of the Amẻricas.” Those wishing to attend must make their request through Anna Piskozub, Bell Hall Room 164 or by calling 471-3109. (Posted 11/5/09)
The Gift of Thrift
Monday, Nov. 23
5-7 p.m.
Campus Center
The Gift of Thrift, a Village Green Preservation Society sponsored event, will be held on Nov. 23 beginning at 5 p.m. Proceeds from the combination bake sale, musical entertainment, and shopping event will go to benefit the Andrews University Environmental Sustainability Fund. Students are urged to donate clothing items to the "Gift of Thrift" store, which will be open for business 1-6 p.m. in the Campus Center. Donations can be placed in bins located in the dorms and select buildings across campus. (Posted 11/11/09)
Faculty Flute Recital: Penny Kohns
Monday, Nov. 23
7:30 p.m.
Howard Performing Arts Center
The Department of Music presents a Faculty Flute Recital given by Penny Kohns on Monday, November 23 at 7:30 p.m. in the Howard Performing Arts Center. The recital is free and all are welcome. (Posted 11/17/09)
Dining Services Thanksgiving Dinner
Thursday, Nov. 26
1st Seating: 11:30 a.m.
2nd Seating: 2 p.m.
Dining Services
Andrews University Dining Services is offering its Annual Thanksgiving Dinner on Thursday, Nov. 26. The menu for this yearly event includes an artisan cheese platter with cheeses produced at the Andrews Dairy, sweet potato casserole, cranberry sauce, mashed potatoes with gravy, an assortment of pies, favorite Sam's Chicken with tartar sauce, and more. Cost is $18.95 for adults, $17.70 for students/seniors with ID, and $1.50/year for children. Faculty and staff receive a 25% discount. Reserve your spot at the first or second seating by calling (269) 471-3161 during office hours. (Posted 11/11/09)
Doctoral Defense: Terry Anne Lawrence
Monday, Nov. 30
3–5 p.m.
Administration Building, Board Room #307
Terry Anne Lawrence will defend her dissertation in partial fulfillment for the PhD degree in Curriculum and Instruction. Terry’s dissertation title is, “Student’s Perception of Integration of Faith and Learning and Intentional Teaching Strategies at a Christian University.” Those wishing to attend must make their request through Anna Piskozub, Bell Hall Room 164 or by calling 471-3109. (Posted 11/5/09)
Doctoral Defense: Kathy Beagles
Tuesday, Dec. 1
1:30–3:30 p.m.
Administration Building, Board Room #307
Kathy Beagles will defend her dissertation in partial fulfillment for the PhD degree in Religious Education. Kathy’s dissertation title is, “The Validity of the Growing Disciples in Community Model Among Adolescents in Seventh-day Adventist Schools in North America.” Those wishing to attend must make their request through Anna Piskozub, Bell Hall Room 164 or by calling 471-3109. (Posted 11/5/09)
Student Life Days
Thursday, Dec. 3
4-7 p.m.
Office of Student Life
Take advantage of Student Life Days! Stop by the Student Life Office for a sugar rush (while supplies last) and a prayer before you hit the books! (Posted 11/10/09)
Doctoral Defense: Sunith Das
Tuesday, Dec. 15
10:30–12:30 p.m.
Administration Building, Board Room #307
Sunith Kumar Das will defend his dissertation in partial fulfillment for the PhD degree in Educational Administration. Sunith’s dissertation title is, “A Study of Perceived Actual Versus Expected Roles of Presidents of Seventh-day Adventist Senior Colleges and Universities in Eleven World Administrative Divisions.” Those wishing to attend must make their request through Anna Piskozub, Bell Hall Room 164 or by calling 471-3109. (Posted 11/5/09)
Music & Worship Conference
March 25-27, 2010
The Andrews University Music and Worship Conference will be offered for academic credit this Spring Semester from March 25-27. Lilianne Doukhan, associate professor of French and music, will be the academic instructor. The conference involves a variety of seminars and presenters. The featured speaker this year is Clayton Schmit, professor of preaching and academic director of the Brehm Center for Worship, Theology & the Arts at Fuller Theological Seminary. Registrations for attendance without academic credit and more information regarding the conference, including a complete list of presenters and workshops, will soon be available at www.auworshipconference.org. Contact the Center for Youth Evangelism (CYE) at (269) 471-8352 or email worshipconference@andrews.edu with questions.
To attend the conference for credit, simply register with Andrews University through Registration Central (vault.andrews.edu) for one of the following courses:
CHMN 523-2 Worship: Word & Music (2-3 credits); includes intensives on March 28-29
GSEM 648 Workshop: Music & Worship Conf. (1 credit)
MUED 438 Workshop: Music & Worship Conf. (1-3 credits)
MUED 648 Workshop: Music & Worship Conf. (1-3 credits)
A $75 registration fee for the Conference will be charged to your student account. This fee is non-refundable after January 14. (Posted 11/12/09)
Peru Study Tour
March 2010
The Study Tour to Peru next March, 2010, still has a few openings. If you have been considering going on this tour, or would like information about going, please email, call or stop by NH123 for more information. This tour is sponsored by the Department of Behavioral Sciences and only goes every other year. Contact Bev Peck 471-3152, or bpeck@andrews.edu. (Posted 10/1/09)
SBA Europe 2010 Study Tour
May 2010
The School of Business Administration is planning a Study Tour to Europe in May, 2010. We will visit Switzerland, France, and England. There are a few places left and $200 will secure your spot. Three academic credits in business can be earned on the trip, and can be used in most programs. For more information, visit http://www.andrews.edu/sba/tour2010/STUDYTOUR.pdf. (Posted 10/15/09)
Key Dates from Enrollment Management
If you see a visitor on our campus, please give them a smile and make them feel welcome.
University Preview Days
March 7-8, 2010
April 11-12, 2010
Cardinal Classic Basketball Tournament
February 18-20, 2010
Music Festival for Academy Students
March 3-6, 2010
Standout Spiritual Retreat for High School students
April 16-18, 2010
(Posted 6/22/09)
Cruise with a Mission
Dec. 12-19, 2010
The Center for Youth Evangelism (CYE) is holding its third Cruise with a Mission trip! This is an experience of a lifetime that offers mission work, a cruise and a spiritual retreat all wrapped up in one. The ports we will be visiting this year are: Key West, Florida; Falmouth, Jamaica; Georgetown, Cayman Islands; Cozumel, Mexico. Prices start at $599 per person for this seven-day experience exclusively for young adults ages 18-35. Regular rate: cruise fee + $250 until Jan. 31; cruise fee + $350 until March 30; cruise fee + $450 until Sept. 10. For more information, call (269) 471-8341 or 800-YOUTH-2U, or email cwm@adventistyouth.org. Please visit adventistyouth.org/CWM to book your Cruise with a Mission! (Posted 11/15/09)
Campus Announcements
General
Apply to be a General Conference Page
The Andrews University Office of Integrated Marketing & Communication is now accepting student page applications for the 59th Session of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, in Atlanta, Ga., June 23–July 3, 2010. Pages will have an opportunity for an up-close look at the business of the world Church and network with leaders from all corners of the earth. Learn more. (Posted 11/20 09)
Hit the Slopes in Steamboat, Colorado
December 11-16, 2009
There are still a few spots left for the Steamboat Ski Trip, December 11-16, 2009!
Want to go for credit? The cost is $989 for five night accommodations, four day ski passes, and instruction. The deadline for adding this class is Nov. 26 by 5 p.m. Contact Carolyn Baltazar in the Department of Nutrition & Wellness at baltazac@andrews.edu or (269) 471-3370 for more information.
Want to go just for fun? The cost is $500 for five night accommodations and four day ski passes. Transportation from Andrews is an additional $200. Contact Charlotte Smith in the Office of Social Recreation at crsmith@andrews.edu or (269) 471-3615 for more information. (Posted 11/18/09)
Dining Services Thanksgiving Holiday Hours
The Andrews University Dining Center and Gazebo will be open on Wednesday, Nov. 25 from 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. (Posted 11/18/09)
Recycling Survey
The Village Green Preservation Society, a student group at Andrews University, has developed a short survey of recycling attitudes in order to better understand how recycling is viewed at Andrews. The 25-question, anonymous survey is available to individuals who study, live, or work at Andrews University, and should only take about 10 minutes. More survey participants lead to more accurate results, so all are encouraged to participate by following this link: http://www.cognopod.com/limesurvey/index.php?sid=79585&lang=en. (Posted 11/17/09)
Renovations Complete at the Office of Public Safety
The Office of Public Safety recently completed office renovations and a subsequent shuffling of personnel offices. The most visible change for anyone stopping by the office is the entrance door. In the past, when approaching the building, visitors entered the office through the door to their right. Now, visitors should use the door to their left. Visitors will be greeted at the reception counter where they can register for parking permits, pay fines and other routine transactions. (Posted 11/17/09)
New Exhibits at James White Library
Library Gallery: Photographs by members of the Berrien Springs Camera Club are on display through Dec. 1.
Display Case: Focus on Adventist Frontier Missions. Visit this exhibit to see how you can get involved in this outreach organization.
(Posted 11/15/09)
Andrews Bookstore Thanksgiving Closing
The Andrews University Bookstore will be closed Wednesday, Nov. 25 through Sunday, Nov. 29. It will re-open on Monday, Nov. 30. (Posted 11/15/09)
Mission Trip Fundraiser
We are selling brand new tote bags to raise funds to go on a mission trip this winter! Please support us by buying a tote bag or sharing this message with a friend. One bag for $5, two for $8. Pictures are available upon request. Please contact Stephen at lstephen@andrews.edu or (714) 502-4499. (Posted 11/12/09)
Order Your Cardinal Yearbook
Charge your yearbook, the Cardinal, to your student account. Simply e-mail the Cardinal Editor, Lauren Popp, at popp@andrews.edu. Be sure to include your name and ID#. The cost is $55 each. Orders must be received by Dec. 1 to be assured of receiving a book. (Posted 11/5/09)
Honors Christmas Toy Drive
The J.N Andrews Honors Program is beginning its Christmas toy drive to provide new toys for underprivileged children 3-15 years of age. Please bring NEW toys with a price range of $5-$20 to the Honors Office (Nethery Hall 100) anytime between now and Dec. 4. Your donations will be distributed to children in Benton Harbor served by the Andrews University Outreach Ministries team. Thank you in advance for your participation in this Honors Program service outreach. (Posted 11/6/09)
Faculty Staff Committee List
The new faculty and staff committee list is now posted http://commdb.andrews.edu. Login to see which committee assignments you hold or to view a listing of all university boards, committees and councils. (Posted 11/5/09)
Student Presentations Needed at Martin Luther King Symposium
The School of Education is sponsoring a symposium for the local academic community. You are invited to present a paper addressing the theme for this year, "The Beloved Community: Transforming Minds...Redeeming Humanity". There will be a $200 honorarium for each person chosen to present a paper. We are looking for four 20 minute presentations. If you are interested in presenting please submit an outline of your proposed paper to Lee Davidson (rld@andrews.edu) in TLC by November 20. If your paper is chosen you will be notified by December 1. The Symposium will be held Jan. 19, 2010, at 6 p.m. (Posted 11/2/09)
Social Awareness During the Thanksgiving/Christmas Season
Have you been blessed this year? Why not spread the blessing by helping others during the holiday season! The AU Staff Senate is encouraging departments to help a needy family. Instead of buying presents for your department, coordinate your efforts by collecting funds, buying food, or giving a warm coat, boots, or gloves. Departments wishing to get involved can “adopt a family” by contacting Sue Wein or Mari Aker at Family and Graduate Housing, 471-6979. Spread the joy and love this holiday season! (Posted 10/28/09)
Andrews University Christmas Cards
The Office of Integrated Marketing & Communication has designed official University Christmas cards and we want to give you the opportunity to use them as your department/office card. There are 8 different versions, each one reflects a festive “50 Years as Andrews University” theme. The cards are available for order now. Visit http://www.andrews.edu/services/imc/services/christmas-cards.html to view the options and learn more about this opportunity. (Posted 11/3/09)
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Community Announcements
Brain Injury Support Group
A Brain Injury Support Group was started this summer in St. Joseph, Mich. If you or someone you know has a brain injury and would like to get together with others who have had similar experiences, call Jayne Daniel 269-465-4177 for more information. (Posted 11/19/09)
Mug Day: Showing Appreciation to Others
Friday, Nov. 20
7 p.m.
Pioneer Memorial Church, Junior I Room
You are invited to participate in the November Friends for the Journey event, Mug Day, an activity to express appreciation for those who make Berrien Springs a better place to live. Participants will bring a mug or two and a box of apple cider packets or a box of hot chocolate packets or a bag of Hershey's Kisses or Hugs. Then the mugs will be filled with the above items, a note of appreciation to an individual selected from a list, and a pocket New Testament, and wrap it all in cellophane. Baskets will also be collected to be filled with items for employees of businesses that go the second mile for the community. During the week following Mug Day, the attendees will deliver the mugs and baskets to their recipients. If you know of someone who should be appreciated in this special way, bring his/her name and address. (Posted 11/17/09)
Women Praying
Sabbath, Nov. 28
10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Chan Shun Hall
Plan to attend this meeting of prayer, prayer, and more prayer. Bring a dish to share with two others. Speakers for the day will include Margaret Michel, author of From Crisis...to CHRIST, Lasting Love Divinely Designed, and many other books. At 4 p.m., Michel will share the praise-filled narrative behind the books and toll-free Prayer Line. Attendees from far and near are expected, and we hope to see you too! For more information, contact munyengw@andrews.edu. (Posted 11/18/09)
Walla Walla University Alumni Event
Saturday, Dec. 5
5:30 p.m.
Whirlpool Room, Chan Shun Hall
Walla Walla University alumni and friends are invited to an informal sundown worship with Dr. Dave Thomas, Dean of the School of Theology, on Dec. 5 at 5:30 p.m. on the Andrews University campus. A light supper will be served. For more information, see alumni.wallawalla.edu. (Posted 11/15/09)
Citrus Fruit
Andrews Academy's citrus fruit program is offering tree-ripened Florida navel oranges and pink seedless grapefruit for special order for Dec. 14 pickup. To place an order, call the academy fruit line, 471-6544, any time before Sunday, Dec. 6. Available pickup time on Dec. 14 is 3-6:45 p.m. in the Andrews Academy gymnasium. For more information, call the Andrews Academy office: 471-3138.
Navel Oranges: $31/full box, $17/half box
Pink Grapefruit: $31/full box, $17/half box
(Posted 11/17/09)
50% Off Dates at Goodwill
Goodwill Niles
918 Silverbrook Ave., Niles, Mich.
The Niles Goodwill store offers 50% sale on the Saturday dates that are listed below. Goodwill Niles would honor a 50% shopping discount on the Sundays following these dates for students with a valid Andrews ID shown to the cashier before their transaction. Tough economic times make this a good opportunity for students, and Goodwill Niles is glad to offer this option to the Andrews community.
November 28
December 5
December 19
December 26
January 2
(Posted 10/14/09)
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Life Stories
Southern Adventist University Student Missionary Murdered in YAP
Early yesterday morning, a student missionary from Southern Adventist University, Kirsten Elisabeth Wolcott, went missing after a jog. According to Yap Principal Nicholas Fonseka of the Guam-Micronesia Mission, Kirsten was later found murdered. Additional details will be shared as available. Please keep the family of Kirsten in your prayers during this time of tragic loss. Two current Andrews University student missionaries are also serving in YAP. Keep their safety in your prayers as well. Southern has also established a message board for condolences.
This statement came from the North America Division regarding Kirsten's death:
It's been a long night for me. Please be aware everyone that this tragedy involving Kirsten Wolcott is receiving the highest priority at all levels of the denomination.
The full administration of GMM flew to Yap last night to personally work with authorities and process the grief with the school family.
The local division, our NAD office and the GC AVS office also are following up with any services as needed or requested.
Do not fear for the safety of our missionaries there on Yap. One of the mysteries of homicide is the deep uncertainty for everyone's safety. A number of us are well acquainted with Yapese culture and know that this is more likely to be a horrible isolated crime.
Our denomination's highest level leaders in that mission are there with our missionaries right now. I assure everyone that everything is being done with care and attention to key issues at moments like this.
May God bless the Wolcott family and touch their broken hearts. I ask each of us to pray for them and to provide our best ministerial support to our students in stemming the urge to panic. May God grant us all His peace.
Jose Vicente Rojas
North American Division
Autobiography: Dr. Leona Running
Dr. Leona Running, the first woman to hold a regular teaching position in the SDA
Theological Seminary, and who taught there for 46 years, now has written her autobiography. A secretary and linguist who worked her way through a doctorate from Johns Hopkins University partly by typing dissertations, now age 93, Dr. Running composed this manuscript on her trusty portable manual typewriter, despite recovering from a broken wrist. The book covers her early years in Michigan, later college graduation from EMC (now AU), academy language teaching in the West, her marriage and early widowhood, and her work at the Voice of Prophecy in California and then the GC Ministerial Association in Takoma Park, MD, where she helped produce Ministry magazine. Seminary teaching followed, intermingled with work for her former major professor, Dr. William Foxwell Albright, whose biography she later coauthored with renowned Dr. David Noel Freedman. During her seminary years there were also numerous trips to Europe and the Middle East. And there were the issues of salary inequities for women, and ordination for them, both of which are part of her story but not recounted with rancor. The General Conference Ministerial Association has published the book, and it can be ordered for $10 (including postage) from:
GC Ministerial Resource Center
12501 Old Columbia Pike
Silver Spring, MD 20904
Phone: (301) 680-6511
Fax: (301) 680-6502
(Posted 11/10/09)
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Classifieds
Property for Sale
4 Bedroom, 2.5 Bath Home
Located at 5711 Hillview; one mile south of Berrien Springs in Myes Manor. Just reduced for the holidays, this home has a very popular main floor living floor plan built by Bill Collard. The cathedral ceiling gives the great room and kitchen a spacious feel. Lovely wooded views through the great room glass sliding door and the kitchen bay window; outdoor deck overlooks these views as well. Enjoy the comfort of the high-efficiency natural gas furnace plus the radiant heat from your picturesque wood-burning fireplace. Natural oak flooring in the great room; kitchen with bay window breakfast nook and formal dining. Full basement is plumbed for an extra bath. To help you make the move, first-time home buyers tax credit has been extended as well as expanded to include repeat buyers. Seller could provide financing. Immediate occupancy; see at www.homes2love.com. Contact Dixie Wong at (269) 473-1234 to arrange a viewing. (Posted 11/17/09)
Brick Ranch Home for Sale
All brick one-owner ranch home located at 4676 Kimber Lane, less than one mile from Andrews University. Beautiful double landscaped lot; fenced-in backyard. High-efficiency, well-maintained home; new roof, windows, doors, water heater, water conditioner, Lennox central heating and air. Two car attached garage, 4/5 bedroms, 3 baths. Main floor has 2/3 bedrooms, 2 baths, study, large living/dining area with fireplace. Large kitchen, excellent appliances, laundry area. New four-season sunroom. Complete apartment with separate entrance, 2 bedrooms, one bath, kitchen, living area. You need to see this to enjoy it. Price is $179,900. FREE $8,000 government credit to first-time buyer or buyer who has not owned a home within the last three years. Call (269) 471-4801 or (269) 313-1609. (Posted 11/12/09)
Four Bedroom, Two Bath Home for Sale
409 N Mechanic Street in Berrien Springs
Located in the quaint village of Berrien Springs lies this fantastic find of a home. Conveniently located near stores, the Post Office and schools, this home offers four bedrooms, two full baths, a breakfast nook, a wood burning fire place, a three season room, a full basement, a completely fenced-in yard, a two-car garage and the list goes on! There are so many updates you have to see it to take it all in. This home is spotless and move-in ready. ***Note—The finished basement (36’x25’) and three-season room (16’x17’) are not reflected in the total listed square footage of the home. With these added, the total square footage is just over 3,000 sq. ft. Come experience this home in person or visit bit.ly/BuyThisHouse to see lots of photos and learn more about this fantastic home! Contact Deborah Busch at 269-876-0974 to arrange a viewing. (Posted 11/19/09)
Property for Rent
Apartment for Rent
1-2 bedroom apartment within easy walking distance from Andrews. All utilities, garbage, wireless included, except phone. Only $550 per month. Call Yolande at (269) 473-5437. (Posted 11/15/09)
Rooms for Rent
Suitable for singles, couples, and roommates. Clean, safe and friendly atmosphere. Access to a living room, kitchen, dining room, and yard. Heat and electricity included. Privileges include internet, limited storage, and laundry. Rooms located at East Hillcrest Drive, behind Andrews University. Various arrangements and sizes. Starting at $275. Make your reservation today: (978) 353-9309. (Posted 11/10/09)
Lost and Found
No current listings.
Miscellaneous for Sale
TV for Sale
52" console TV. In working condition. Asking $400 obo. Contact gracesabundant@aol.com. (Posted 11/19/09)
Moving Sale
Couch with Queen sleeper - $125; Matching love seat - $75
Old recliner - $20
Miscellaneous kitchen and dining chairs - $5-8
Small hall table with lamp - $10
Twin mattresses (x2) - Best offer
Bedroom drawers - $25
Logitech computer speakers (like new) - $75
Call (269) 277-4714 between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. or email wajackso@andrews.edu. (Posted 11/18/09)
Garage Sale
Sunday, Nov. 22
9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
8911 Kephart Lane, back unit
Garage sale will include a few small electrical appliances and some furniture in addition to regular garage sale items. (Posted 11/18/09)
Cell Phones for Sale
Two Verizon cell phones for sale.
1. LG VX8300 V-Cast music phone, standard lithium-ion battery, car charger and regular charger included. Used - like new. $50.
2. LG Mint Chocolate V-Cast music phone with charger. It also includes 1GB SanDisk micro chip with adapter for computers. Used. $60.
If interested, please call (269) 340-9972 or (269) 340-9188. (Posted 11/18/09)
Furniture Items for Sale
White twin bed frame - $45
White desk and chair - $95
Green plaid upholstered chair - $50
Leather desk chair - $25
Plastic chair - $10
Folding chairs - $3
Wood bench - $35
Wood bench (cushions) - $25
Lamp - $20
Plant rack - $15
Mirror - $10
Rug, 11'x16' - $100
Call 471-7076. Best offers accepted. (Posted 11/17/09)
Washer and Dryer
General Electric washer and dryer for sale. Matching set, barely used: $400. Call (712) 203-2045. (Posted 11/15/09)
Items for Sale
-Easy Shaper: Comes with video and instruction manual. Used less than 10 times. $30.
-FUJIFILM Finepix 2650 Digital Camera: 2.0 megapixels. Gift given to me, but I already have one, so barely used. Still in original box. $30.
-Spyder Paintball Gun: Never used. Additions made such as laser pointer, sniper scope, two extra long barrels. Comes with used "Vader" mask, black pouch, and a waist pack that holds 4 paintball holders. $100.
If interested, call (804) 437-1279 or email csarahb@aol.com. (Posted 11/15/09)
Laptop, Suits, and Books for Sale
-New HP laptop computer with webcam and Microsoft Word already installed. 2-yr. warranty. $525.
-Men's suits - 38 and 40 regular. Blue, brown, gray.
-Megabooks: GC, HTL, CB, BH, Teen, SB, Happiness Digest, and others. I have over $800 worth of materials. I am selling them all for $200 or best offer. You can buy individual books.
If interested, contact Joshua at (209) 605-1326 or pjnelson25@gmail.com. (Posted 11/15/09)
Entertainment Center & Table for Sale
Antique end table in good condition. Asking $25. Oak entertainment center in excellent condition. Measurements are: 52.5"W, 48"H, 20.5"D. Asking $75 or best offer. For additional information, email sowlerc@andrews.edu. (Posted 11/11/09)
Puppies Available
Shih-Tzu pups ready to go to new homes between Thanksgiving and Christmas. First shots, vet checked, written one-year warranty, AKC limited and full available, socialized, and cute! These dogs are great as family dogs and also as companions. For more information, call (269) 845-0279. (Posted 11/10/09)
Toll Free Numbers Available
Would your ministry or organization benefit from a toll free number? For a discounted toll free telephone line, email me at gracesabundant@aol.com. (Posted 11/9/09)
Employment Opportunities
Graphic Artist/Webmaster
Are you a creative person with talent for producing materials that attract attention while meeting production deadlines? Adventist Frontier Missions (AFM) is searching for a graphic artist/webmaster to design Adventist Frontiers, the leading mission magazine for the Adventist church, and to manage our website, www.afmonline.org. The candidate will be a team player with a passion for foreign missions, dedicated to supporting our missionaries on the front lines. Please send your resume to AFM, Attn: John Baxter, Human Resources Director at jbaxter@afmonline.org. (Posted 11/17/09)
Personal/Services
Ride to NE or IA
Looking for a ride to Omaha or Lincoln, Nebraska or Sioux City, Iowa. Please call (712) 203-2045. (Posted 11/15/09)
Need a haircut? Only $12
University Barbershop
Call 473-1721.
Visa/MasterCard accepted
Hours are Mon-Thurs-8 a.m.-5 p.m.; Fridays from 8 a.m.-2 p.m.; and Sundays 9 a.m.-noon by appt. (Posted 11/19/09)
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