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General Conference Committee Minutes for June, 1960 INDEX JUNE, 1960 minimmomm. Page • Abel, R. P.--permanent return authorized June 9, 1960 623 American College Public Relations Association--N. E. Loewen and Carol Hetzell to attend meeting 628 Appointments and Itineraries Mrs. Joyce Hopp, G. A. Huse 621 J. E. Edwards, E. L. Minchin, W. B. Ochs, W. E. Phillips, Maybelle Vandermark 623 V. G. Anderson, O. A. Blake, R. R. Figuhr„ Richard Hamill, N. W. Litchfield, Myrtle McGee, H. E. Rice, C. L. Torrey 628 K.H. Emmerson, A. C. Fearing, R. J. Radcliffe, G. E. Vandeman, R. S. Watts 630, 631 O. A. Blake, M. V. Campbell, Mrs. Del Farley, Hazie Herin, Mrs. Joyce Hopp, Mike Jones, C. L. Torrey, F. L. Peterson 634 Appropriations Approval of plan as regards East Africa to be reorganized; $15,000 to be made available if needed 623 Australasian Division Dr. Maurice D. Hodgen--Australasian Missionary College as a regular worker, national 620 Call from Far Eastern Division for evangelistic worker for New Guinea Mission, passed to 620 Call from Far Eastern Division for builder for West New Guinea Missionl passed to; Keith Thorpe suggested 620 Call for educational worker for Northeast Union, in India, passed to 623 Autumn Council, 1960--date of opening changed to October 25 626 Banks--account to be opened in The Boardwalk National Bank, Atlantic City, New Jersey; signatures honored 619 Signatures authorized for ESDA Sales and Service, in Bank of America, San Francisco, California 626 Blake, O. A.--authorized to attend Oakwood College Local Board meeting 628 Boy Scouts, National Council of--150 appropriated toward traveling expense of Dr. David Henriksen to Boy Scout Camp; camp physician 628 Brenneman, Robert Duane--director Sitoti Mission, Zambesi Union Mission 633 Canadian Union Conference Request for approval of construction industrial building at Oshawa Missionary College referred to North American Division Committee on Administration 619 General Conference to share with expenses of an appeal, if necessary, in case of R. Gauvin, colporteur in Ontario-Quebec Conference 628 Central European Division Reinhard Engel--literature evangelist for Southern African Division 630 R. R. Figuhr--to visit, in 1960 634 Christian, R. J.--to Southern Publishing Association, manager Periodical Department 619 College of Medical Evangelists Norman H. Peckham--deferred appointment 626 Henri Wiebe--deferred appointment 626 Index --2 Columbia Union Conference Justin Hamer--Washington Missionary College 625, 6 Death of Mrs. M. E. Olsen; condolence to family; floral tribute 632, 3 Cossentine, E. E.--to attend Oakwood College Local Board 628 Davidson, Miss Annabelle To Far Eastern Academy as Dean of Girls and English teacher 621 Deferred Appointment Alfred O. Mhzat, M.D.--placed under 623 Norman H. Peckham-- TM rr 626 Henri Wiebe-- rr rr 626 DeWitt, J. Lyndon--evangelist for Iran 630 Dorland, Johh—Bygema Missionary College, Uganda 623 Dybdahl, G. L., M.D.--to Manila Sanitarium and Hospital, short term 620 Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Ottis--Philippine Union College and church school 620 Emerson, K. H.—North American Division Laymen's Congress; Treasurer 632 Engel, Reinhard—Southern African Division, as literature evangelist 630 ESDA Sales and Service--action rescinded changing name 626 Bank signatures authorized for, in Bank of America, San Francisco 626 Exchange Rates Far Eastern Division--Philippine peso changed 619 Far Eastern Division Exchange rate changed for Philippine peso 619 Dr. Alan Jones--permanent return from Vietnam to Australia 619 Call for evangelistic worker for West New Guinea Mission passed to Australasian Division 620 Call for builder for West New Guinea Mission passed to Australasian Division; Keith Thorpe suggested 620 G. L. Dybdahi, 10.--to Manila Sanitarium and Hospital; short term 620 George Richardson, M.D.--medical work in Singapore 620 Mr. and Mrs. Ottis ,Edwards- -Philippine Union College and church school 620 Annabelle Davidson--Far Eastern Academy in Singapore 621 Harold Robieson--appointment transferred to business manager of Saigon Adventist Hospital, Vietnam 621 M. C. Warren--permanent return from Taiwan 622 Alfred O. Mazat, '!I.D.--permanent return from Sinagpore 623 It II " " --deferred appointment ft R. P. Abel—permanent return from Thailand 623 Ethel Young--permanent return 626 M. H. R. Lukens, M.D.--permanent return authorized 627 Wm. Earl Smith--evangelist for Malaya n Mrs. Marlis J. Perkins--secretarial work in, Bangkok Sanitarium and Hospital 62? Leona Quackenbush--permanent return from Okinawa 629 A. N. Nelson--permanent return from Japan 629 0 It II --expression of appreciation to for service 630 Rose Meister--teacher in Bangkok, Thailand 634 Figuhr, R. R,--visit to Central, Southern, and Northern European Divisions, 1960 634 Francisco, Sylvester O.--invited to serve as Civilian Chaplain in the European Sector 618 Gauvin,,R.--General Conference to share in expenses of appeal, if nepessary, in case of 628 Index--3 Genanian, Miss Raquel--Inter-American Publications for clerical work 625 General Conference Committee Robert McIntyre presented to; expression of appreciation 624 1962 General Conference session Tanganyika Union Mission to be presented to, for acceptance 633 Gordon, Claudienne--permenent return from Nigeria authorized June 30, 1960 634 Griffith, Charles Wayne--Inca Union Mission as MV and Educational Secretary 627 Hamer, Justin--to Washington Missionary College 625,6 Hanson, E. D.--elected Field Secretary Southern African Division 633 Bewman„ Miss Jessie--released from deferred appointment to Southern African Division 633 Henriksen, Dr. David-4150 appropriated toward traveling expense to Boy Scout Camp, New Mexico 628 Hetzell, Carol--authorized attend meting American College Public Relations Association 628 Hodgen, Dr. Maurice D.--teacher at Australasian Missionary College 620 Hospitals--Manual on Hospital Administration, referred to North American Division Committee on Administration 631 Inter American Division Mrs. Carl Montgomery--permanent return from Mexico 619 Donald J. Thomann--Antillian College 620 Justin Hamer-4/ashington Missionary College 625,6 Donald J. Thomann--released from appointment to Antillian College 633 Francis Soper--to visit 63l "It-Is-Writtenu Fund Request for an allotment from, referred to North American Division Committee on Administration 622 Jackson, Caddie E.--to Ile-Ife, Nigeria 630 Johnson, Harold S.--evangelist for Sudan 630 Jones, Dr. Alan—permanent return from Vietnam to Australia 619 Kurtz, Harold E.--Civilian Chaplain at Fort Ord, California; General Conference to provide half salary 618 Kurtz, Harold E.--to Youth Congress, Utrecht, Holland 633 Lake Union Conference--financial item referred to North American Division Committee on Administration 63l Leon, Merardo--to Peru Mission, basis of national 621 Released from appointment to Peru Mission 626 Lind, Elsa--deferred appointment Southern African Division 633 Loewen, M. E.--authorized attend meeting American College Public Relations Association 628 Lukens, M. H. R., M.D.--permanent return authorized, from Philippines 627 • McIntyre, Robert--presented to General Conference Committee; expression of appreciation 624 Manual on Hospital Administration--item referred to North American Division Committee on Administration 631 Mazat, Alfred O., M.D.--permanent return from Singapore 623 Placed under deferred appointment to Far Eastern Division 623 Meetings--opening meeting Autumn Council, October 25, 9 A.M. 626 Meister, Miss Rose--teacher in Bangkok, Thailand 631 Index--4 Middle East Division Charles L. Purdey--released from appointment to Iran 629 Harold S. Johnson--evangelist in the Sudan 630 J.Lyndon DeWitt--evangelist for Iran 630 Montgomery, Mrs. Carl--permanent return authorized from Mexico 619 Mote, F. A.--to visit Southern and Northern European Divisions 634 Miller, Dr. Wilfried--appointed to Ethiopia; reassigned to Congo Union Mission 619 National Council of Boy Scouts 050 appropriated toward traveling expense Dr. David Henriksen to Camp 628 Nelson, A. N.--permanent return from Japan 629 Expression of appreciation to, for service 630 Name referred to Sustentation Committee 632 North American Division Committee on Administration Approval of construction industrial building at Oshawa Missionary College, referred to 619 Request from North Pacific Union Conference for allotment from "It-Is Written" Fund, referred to 622 Manual for Hospital Administration, referred to 631 Financial item from Lake Union Conference, referred to 63/4 North American. Division Laymen's Congress K.H. Emerson to attend; to act as Treasurer 632 Northern European Division Dr. Wilfried Muller--appointed to Ethiopia; reassigned to Congo Union Mission 619 Requested to release John Dorland, for Uganda, East Africa 623 Esther Mae Rose--authorized permanent return from Nigeria 627 Gerald Turnbull--permanent return from Northern Nigeria 630 Caddie E. Jackson--to Ile-Ife, Nigeria 630 Harold E. Kurtz--authorized to attend Youth Congress in Utrecht, Holland 633 Claudienne Gordon--permanent return from Nigeria 634 R. R. Figuhr--to visit, in 1960 634 F. A. Mote--to visit, in 1961 634 North Pacific Union Conference Request for allotment from "It-Is-4ritten" Fund referred to North American Division Committee on Administration 622 Oakwood College--0. A. Blake and E. E. Cossentine to Local Board meeting 628 Olsen, Mrs. M. E.—death of, June 25, 1960; condolence to family; floral tribute 632,3 Oshawa Missionary College--request from Canadian Union Conference for approval construction of industrial building, referred to North American
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