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48 49 44 43 43 48 So 45 45 48 43 45 46 44 44 43 48 ,48 45 45 47 45 INDEX MAY, 1957 Ashlock, T. M.--Ohio 57-47 Atlantic Union W. 0. Reynolds--Southern New England 48 Mrs. Thelma Wetherall--Southern New England 49 Baker, Wesley--Charleston, West Virginia 44 Bieber, D. J.--presidency Union College 45 Canadian Union Frank Skorett—Ministerial Internship in Alberta 42 Levi Gimbel--Branson Hospital 43 Elder and Mrs. C. E. Groom--Ontario-Quebec 43 A. C. Larson--Branson Hospital for one month 43 A. G. Zytkoskee--Ontario-Quebec 43 H. E. Lohr--British Columbia 48 Dorothy Quade--Canadian Union College So Central Union. G. H. Glinsmann—Porter Sanitarium and Hospital 41 Reba Harvey.--Wyoting 45 D. J. Bieber—president of Union College 45 Requested to withdraw call for G. H. Glinsmann 48 Fred Schultz-aansas 49 Christensen, Kenneth--White Memorial Union School 44 Columbia Union Harold Wernick--Ohio 41 Lillian(J: Ramsey--Potomac 43 Wesley Baker--West Virginia -44 Clarence L. Passer—PotoMac: 45 Demonstration Nutrition School, Dayton, Ohio 46 C. B. Hirsch- Washington Missionary College 47 T. M. Ashlock—Ohio 47 Stanley Robison--Harding Sanitarium 47 G. E. Taylor--Columbia Union, departmental work 49 Raiford Couden—Mt. Vernon Academy 49 Couden, Raiford--Mt. Vernon Academy 49 Coy, Hugh--Oak Park Academy 44 Baggy, Carl--Ministerial Internship, Southern California 48 Drake, Mrs. Loretta P.—Northern California 48 Garber, Mrs. R. L.--Oklahoma 44 Gimbel, Levi--Branson' Hospital 43 Glinsmann, G. H.--to Porter Sanitarium and Hospital 41 Northern Union requests Central Union to withdraw call for 48 Gray, Don--Central California ,48 Gray, Harold--Idaho 41 Groom, Elder and Mrs. Carl E.--Ontario-Quebec 43 Harvey, Reba—Wyoming 45 Hempel, A. E.--Southern California 45 Hirsch, C. D.T.TWashington Missionary College 47 Houck, Evelyn--Florida Sanitarium and Hospital 45 Index--2 Komoll, Beatrice--South Dakota 149 Krick, R. K.--Central California 148 Lake Union Arthur Opp--Indiana 41 James Mercer--Cedar Lake Academy 45 Instructor Nutrition Schools, Battle Creek, Adelphian Academy, and Cedar Lake Academy 46 Larson, A. C.--Branson Hospital for one month 43 Loan, approval of, for Southern Publishing Association 44 Lohr, H. E.--British Columbia 48 Marsh, Howard 0.--Laurelwood Academy 47 Martin, Mrs. Eva Maude Florida Sanitarium and Hospital 49 McClain, L. E.--principalship of Maplewood Academy 44 Mercer, Janes--Cedar Lake Academy 45 Miller, Claude--Reno, Nevada 50 Miller, Lyle Curtis--Ministerial Internship Montana 144 Ministerial Internship--Lyle Curtis Miller, in Montana 44 Carl Daggy--Southern California 48 Minutes, correction on page 57-30, in Wage Scale 43 Northern Union Hugh Coy--Oak Park Academy 44 L. E. McClain-44olewood Academy 44 Max Qualley—MapleWood Academy 47 J. W. Wolter—Minnesota 48 Requested by Central. Union to withdraw call for G. H. Glinsnann 48 Beatrice Konoll—South Dakota 49 I. E. Rogers-Zes Moines, Iowa 50 North Pacific Union Harold Gray—Idaho 41 R. L. Vaughn—Montana 41 Lyle Curtis Miller--Ministerial Internship, Montana 44 David T. Watts--Idaho Conference, attendance at Seminary delayed 46 Refresher Nutrition School,.Jlpper Columbia 46 Howard 0. Marsh—Laurelwood Academy 4/ Ivan Wentland—Auburn Academy 49 Nutrition Schools Refresher school, Upper Columbia 46 Demonstration school, Dayton, Ohio 46 Instructor schools, Michigan--Battle Creek, Adelphian Academy, and Cedar Lake 46 Opp, Arthur--Indiana 41 Ortnerl W. P.--Oklahoma City 50 Pacific Union Requested to withdraw call for Dorothy Syne 41 Kenneth Christensen--Southern California 44 A. E. Hempel—Southern California 45 R. K. Krick--Central California 148 Don Gray—Central California 48 Mrs. Loretta P. Drake--Northern California 48 Index--3 Pacific Union (Concluded) Carl Daggy--Southern California 48 A. T. Wiegardt--Pacific Union College 50 Claude Miller—Reno, Nevada 50 Passer, Clarence L.—Potomac 45 Pritchard, S. C.raTexico 42 Quade, Dorothy--Canadian Union College 50 Ohalley, Max--Maplewood Academy 47 Ramsey, Lillian J.--Potomac 43 Reynolds, W. 0.--Southern New England 48 Robison, Stanley--Harding Sanitarium, Worthington, Ohio 47 Rogers, L. E.--Des Moines, Iowa 50 Salaries--for accountants in junior colleges 44 Schultz, Fred--Kansas 49 Scott, L. R.r.4)rlando, Florida 50 Skoretz, Frank--Ministerial Internship Alberta 42 Southern Publishing Association ApproVai of arrangements for loan 44 Southern Union Evelyn Houck--Florida Sanitarium and Hospital 45 Ray Stephena—AlahamarNississippi 47 Mrs. Eva Maude, Martin 49 Richard Stafford--Nashville Junior Academy 50 L. R. Scott--Florida 50 Southwestern Union S. C. Pritchard--Texico 42 Mrs. R. L. Garber—Oklahoma 44 George Stevens--Arkansas-Louisiana 48 H. R. Veach--Texas 50 W. P. Ortner—Oklahoma City 50 Spring Meeting, correction in minutes of, page 57-30 43 Stafford, Richard--Nashville Junior Academy 50 Stephens, Ray—Alabama-Mississippi 47 Stevens, George--Arkansas-Louisiana 48 Syme, Miss Dorothy--Pacific Union requested to withdraw call for 41 Taylor, G. E.--Columbia Union, departmental work 49 Vaughn, R. L.--Montana 41 Veach, H. R.--Texas 5o Wage Scale, correction in Spring Meeting minutes, p. 57-30 43 Salaries for accountants serving in junior colleges 44 Watts, David T.--attendance at Seminary on Ministerial Internship in Idaho delayed 46 Wantland, Ivan—Ahburn Academy 49 Wernick, Harold--Ohio 41 Wetherall, Mrs. Thelma--Southern New England 49 Wiegardt$ A. T.--Pacific Union College 50 Wolter, J. W.--Minnesota 48 Zytkoskee, A. G.—Ontario-Quebec 43 57-1a7. One Hundred Fifty-third Meeting NORTH AMERICAN DIVISION COMMITTEE ON ADMINISTRATION May 1, 1957, 4:18 P.M. ?RESENT: A. V. Olson, W. P. Bradley, R. H. Adair, R. A. Anderson, V. G. Anderson, 0. A. Blake, C. W. Bozarth, F. Brennwald, N. F. Brewer, J. A. Buckwalter, D. Lois Burnett, J. E. Chase, E. E. Cleveland, E. E. Cossentine, W. J. Harris, W. A. Higgins, G. A. Huse, H. W. Klaser, F. B. Knight, H. W. Lowe, T. E, Lucas, G. M. Mathews, D. A. McAdams, L. L. Moffitt, C. E. Moseley, Jr., H. S. Nelson, F. D. Nichol, T. L. Oswald, J. W. Peeke, W. E. Phillips, W. E. Read, J. I. Robison, E. E. Roenfelt, A. H. Rulkoetter, W. A. Scharffenberg, Walter Schubert, F.A. Soper, W. H. Teesdale, C. L. Torrey, G. E. Vandeman, E. R. Waldo, Howard Weeks, A. L. White. MINUTES of meetings held April 18 and 25, 1957 were approved, G.H. GLINSMANN--PORTER SANITARIUM AND HOSPITAL: VOTED, To pass on to the Northern Union and North Dakota Conference the call from the Central Union for G. H. Glinsmann, of Sheyenne River Academy, to connect with the Porter Sanitarium and Hospital, for work in the maintenance department. HAROLD WERNICK--OHIO HAROLD GRAY--IDAHO: VOTED, To pass on to the North Pacific Union and Idaho Conference the call from the Columbia Union for Harold Wernick, to connect with the Ohio% Conference as a district pastor; and to pass on to the Columbia Union and Ohio Conference the call from the North Pacific Union for Harold Gray, to connect with the Idaho Conference for pastoral work. ARTHUR OPP - -INDIANA: VOTED, To pass on to the Northern Union and South Dakota Conference the call from the Lake Union for Arthur Opp, of Plainview Academy, to connect with the Indiana Conference office. R. L. VAUGHN - -MONTANA: VOTED, To pass on to the Pacific Union and Nevada-Utah Conference the call from the North Pacific Union for R. L. Vaughn, to connect with the Montana Conference as a colporteur-evangelist. DOROTHY SYME—REQUEST FOR WITHDRAWAL OF CALL: VOTED, To request the Pacific Union to withdraw their call for Miss Dorothy Syme, of Walla Walla College, because of her brief service and the fact that it is difficult to spare her at this time. May 1, 1957 57-42 S. C. PRITCHARD - -TEXICO CONFERENCE: VOTED, To pass on to S. C. Pritchard, returned missionary from South America, the call from the Southwestern Union to connect with the Texico Conference for pastoral-evangelistic work. FRANK SFORETZ- -MINISTERIAL INTERNSHIP: VOTED, To grant Ministerial Internship to the Canadian Union for Frank Skoretz to serve in the Alberta Conference, beginning July 1, 1957, regular allotment. Adjourned at 4:23 P.M. Prayer by E. R. Walde. A. V. Olson, Chairman; W. P. Bradley, Secretary; Katie Farney, Recording Secretary. 57-43 One Hundred Fifty-fourth Meeting NORTH AMERICAN DIVISION COMMITTEE ON ADMINISTRATION May 9, 1957, 11:10 A.M. PRESENT: W. B. Ochs, H. T. Elliott, R. H. Adair, Wesley Amundsen, H. W. Barrows, W. R. Beach, O. A. Blake, W. P. Bradley, N. F. Brewer, J. E. Chase, E. E. Cleveland, E. E. Cossentine, L. K. Dickson, E. W. Dunbar, N. W. Dunn, A. L. Ham, Richard Hammill, W. A. Higgins, G. A, Huse, H. W. Klaser, F. B. Knight, T. E. Lucas, G. M. Mathews, H. S. Nelson, F. D. Nichol, W. E. Read, D. E. Rebok, J. I. Robison, E. E. Roenfelt, H. L. Rudy, A. H. Rulkoetter, W. H. Shepherd, F. A. Soper, B. E. Wagner, Howard Weeks, F. H. Yost, A. L. White. MINUTES of a meeting held May 1, 1957 were approved. CORRECTION:. VOTED, To record a correction in the Spring Meeting minutes, page 57-30, in the Wage Scale, as follows: Under Senior Colleges - -Professor and Head of Department - -Women, Maximum 657.75 (not 057.55). LEVI GIMBEL - -BRANSON HOSPITAL: VOTED, To pass on to the Lake Union and Hinsdale Sanitarium the call from the Canadian Union for Levi Gimbel, to connect with the Branson Hospital as an accountant. ELDER AND MRS. CARL E. GROOM--ONTARIO-QUEBEC CONFERENCE: VOTED, To pass on to the Columbia Union and West Pennsylvania Conference the call from the Canadian Union for Elder and Mrs. Carl E. Groom, to connect with the Ontario-Quebec Conference, to teach at Hamilton, Ontario. A. G. ZYTKOSKEE- -ONTARIO-QUEBEC CONFERENCE: VOTED, To pass on to A.
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