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May, 1970 Announcements, TV Spot Plans For, and Funds Made Available INDEX May, 1970 Announcements, T.V. Spot Plans for, and funds made available for 70-66 Atlantic Union Conference John Baker--Atlantic Union College 70-62 George Mitchell--Greater New York Conference 70-62 William Weisher-- " 11 11 11 70-62 Anna Sawyer--Northern New England Conference 70-63 Inner Cities Funds to Northeastern Conference 70-65 Ted Valenti--Fuller Memorial Sanitarium 70-69 Allocated funds from Large City Evangelism Fund for 70-78 Frank Robinson--Atlantic Union College 70-79 Baker, John--To Atlantic Union College 70-62 Bales, Sandra--To Texas Conference 70-80 Bates, Harlan--To West Virginia Conference 70-75 Becker, Rosa Lee--To Fairview Junior Academy 70-76 Blaker, A. Leona--To Carolina Conference 70-80 Boyce, R. W.--To Thunderbird Academy 70-71 Boykin, Charles A.--To Washington Conference 70-70 Brooks, D. M.--To Union College 70-69 Bureau of Public Relations Report by E. W. Tarr re Gallup Poll 70-69 Busby, Richard--To Campion Academy 70-75 Canadian Union Conference S. Manestar--Ontario-Quebec Conference 70-63 Released $8,485.59 to SDA Church in Newfoundland, allocation for 1969 70-63 Released $40,000 to SDA Church in Newfoundland, allocation for 1970 70-64 Kenneth John Lorne Wiebe--Ministerial Internship, Ontario- Quebec Conference 70-69 F. J. Crump—Ontario-Quebec Conference 70-69 Canty, James 14.--To Auburn Academy 70-70 Cao, Kurt--To Monten4,Bay Academy 70-64 Central Union Conference C. E. Felton--Union College 70-63 Inner Cities Funds to Central States Conference 70-65 D. M. Brooks--Union College 70-69 H. Q. Collier, III—Colorado Conference 70-70 Mrs. Velda Nelson--Campion Academy 70-70 Lee Kretz--Kansas Conference 70-70 Approval of request to borrow $30,000 for construction of church at Pueblo, Colorado 70-73 Approval of request to borrow $15,000 for construction of church building at Kearney, Nebraska 70-73 Approval of request to borrow $5,000 for remodeling of South • Sioux City, Nebraska, Church 70-74 May, 1970 Index--2 Central Union Conference continued Richard Busby—Campion Academy 70-75 Bud Joe Haycock--Colorado Conference 70-75 Miss Esther R. Lee--Colorado Conference 70-75 Allocated $15,000 from Large City Church Building Fund for Kansas City, Missouri, Church 70-78 Arlee Torkelsen--Platte Valley Academy 70-79 Bruce Ullom--Platte Valley Academy 70-79 Henry Wooten--College View Academy 70-79 Collier, III, H. Q.--To Colorado Conference 70-70 Columbia Union Conference Inner Cities Funds to Allegheny East and West Conferences 70-65 L. E. Garrison--Potomac Conference 70-70 Horace Walsh, Jr.--Potomac Conference 70-70 Approval of request to borrow $50,000 for Mount Vernon Academy 70-74 Approval of request to borrow $140,000 for installation of sewer district in Academia, Ohio 70-74 Walter Newmeyer--Spring Valley Academy 70-75 Harlan Bates--West Virginia Conference 70-75 Allocated $25,000 from Large City Church Building Fund for Kettering, Ohio, Church 70-78 Approval to shift $5,000 from $7,500 previously allocated to Pennsylvania, to Ohio for evangelistic program 70-78 Washington Sanitarium and Hospital special rate in case of chief Pharmacist approved 70-79 T. H. Uren--Columbia Union College 70-79 Miss Sharon M. Serikaku--Kettering Medical Center 70-79 Crump, F. J.--To Ontario-Quebec Conference 70-69 Davis, Herman Leon--Ministerial Internship, Lake Region Conference 70-78 Derby, Mr. and Mrs, Melvin--To Lodi Academy 70-71 Devitt, Miss Karen--To Southwestern Union College 70-64,5 Dickerson, Edgar Dean--To Illinois Conference 70-75 Dorland, John--To Auburn Academy 70-71 Drachenberg, Robert D.--To Oregon Conference 70-76 Duncan, Elmer--To Northern CalifOrnia Conference 70-64 Elkins, Fred--To Idaho Conference 70-75 Faehner, David--To Broadview Academy 70-70 Felton, C. E.--To Union College 70-63 Flint, Dean Everett--To Carolina Conference 70-80 Fowler, John--To Georgia-Cumberland Conference 70-64 Fuentes, Jose--To Southeastern California Conference 70-71 Funds Approval of request to borrow $3,300,000 for construction of sat- ellite hospital and office building, Altamont Springs, Florida 70-68 Approval of request to borrow $30,000 for construction of church, Pueblo, Colorado 70-73 Approval of request to borrow $15,000 for construction of church, Kearney, Nebraska 70-73 Approval of request to borrow $5,000 for remodeling of South • Sioux City, Nebraska, Church 70-74 Approval of request to borrow $50,000 for Mount Vernon Academy 70-74 May, 1970 Index.;3 Funds continued Approval of request to borrow $140,000 for installation of sewer district, Academia, Ohio 70-74 Approval of request to borrow $40,000 for construction of church in Flint, Michigan 70-74 Approval of request to borrow $75,000 for construction of church at Ithaca, Michigan 70-74 Approval of request to borrow $100,000 from Revolving Fund for construction of multipurpose building, Loma Linda Academy 70-74 Approval of request to borrow $850,000 for Phase III of building project at White Memorial Medical Center 70-77 Allocated funds from Large City Evangelism Fund for Atlantic, Lake, and North Pacific Union Conferences 70-78 Approval to shift $5,000 from $7,500 previously allocated to Pennsylvania to Ohio for evangelistic program 70-78 Allocated $25,000 from Large City Church Building Fund for Kettering, Ohio, Church 70-78 Allocated $15,000 from Large City Church Building Fund for Kansas City, Missouri, Church 70-78 Furst, B. J.--,To Minnesota Conference 70-71 Garrison, L. E.--To Potomac Conference 70-70 Gough, George--To Oklahoma Conference 70-65 Grove, Mary--TO Bass Memorial Academy 70-64 Haycock, Bud Joe--To Colorado Conference 70-75 Hemme, Leeta--To Carolina Conference 70-80 Howard, Mrs. Betty--To Walla Walla College 70-63 Hutchins, Shirley--To Pacific Union Conference 70-63 Inner Cities Funds Distributions Distribution of funds of '8 Unions 70-65,6 Jamerson, W. E.--To Southern California Conference 70-71 Jones, William--To South Dakota Conference 70-76 Frets, Lee--To Kansas Conference 70-70 Lake, Donald--To Walla Walla College 70-63 Lake Union Conference Inner Cities Funds to Lake Region Conference 70-65 David Faehner--Broadview Academy 70-70 Approval of request to borrow $40,000 for construction of church in Flint, Michigan 70-74 Approval of request to borrow $75,000 for construction of church in Ithaca, Michigan 70-74 Edgar Dean Dickerson--Illinois Conference 7-()7 Allocated $5,000 from Large City Evangelism Fund for 70-78 Herman Leon Davis--Ministerial Internship, Lake Region Conference 70-78 Large City Evangelism Fund Allocated funds from, for Atlantic, Lake and North Pacific Union Conferences 70-78 Approval to shift $5,000 from $7,500 previously allocated to • Pennsylvania, to Ohio for evangelistic program 70-78 May, 1970 Index--4 Large City Evangelism and Church Projects-Fund Allocated $25,000 from, for church in Kettering, Ohio 70-78 Allocated $15,000 from, for church in Kansas City, Missouri 70-78 Lee, Miss Esther R.--To Colorado Conference 70-75 Littell, Margie--To Mount Pisgah Academy 70-64 Manestar, S.--To Ontario-Quebec Conference 70-63 McElroy, Charlenenry—To Georgia-Cumberland Conference 70-72 Mills, William--To Ozark Academy 70-65 Ministerial Internships Kenneth John Lorne Wiebe--Ontario-Quebec Conference 70-69 Herman Leon Davis--Lake Region Conference 70-78 Mitchell, George--To Greater New York Conference 70-62 Moore, Mrs. Esther--To Southwestern Union College 70-80 Nelson, Mrs. Velda--To Campion Academy 70-70 To Ozark Academy 70-76 Newmeyer, Walter--To Spring Valley Academy 70-75 North Pacific Union Conference Mn.d Betty Howard—Walla Walla College 70-63 Donald Lake--Walla Walla College 70-63 Alden Thompson--Walla Walla College 70-63 Inner Cities Funds to Washington Conference 70-65 Robert L. Robinson--Milo Academy 70-70 Charles A. Boykin--Washington Conference 70-70 James M. Canty--Auburn Academy 70-70 John Dorland--Auburn Academy 70-71 Fred Elkins—Idaho Conference 70-75 Robert D. Drachenherg—Oregon Conference 70-76 Allocated $7,500 from Large City Evangelism Fund for 70-78 Northern Union Conference B. J. Furst—Minnesota Conference 70771 William E. Jones--South Dakota Conference 70-76 Pacific Union Conference Shirley Hutchins--Pacific Union Conference 70-63 Leland Tetz--Pacific Union College 70-63 Kurt Cao—Monterey Bay Academy 70-64 Elmer Duncan--Northern California Conference 70-64 Inner Cities Funds to Southern California Conference 70-65 R. W. Boyce—Thunderbird Academy 70-71 Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Derby--Lodi Academy 70-71 Jose Fuentes--Southeastern California Conference 70-71 Eugene Robinson--Southeastern California Conference 70-71 W. E. Jamerson—Southern California Conference 70-71 Approval of request to borrow $100,000 from Revolving Fund for construction of multipurpose building, Loma Linda Academy 70-74 Rosa Lee Becker—Fairview Junior Academy 70-76 Approval of request to borrow $850,000 for Phase III of building project at White Memorial Medical Center 70-77 Poll, Gallup • Report by E. W. Tarr as to results 70-69 May, 1970 Index--5 Radio-TV Department Plans for and funds made available for TV spot announcements 70-66 Robinson, Eugene—To Southeastern California Conference 70-71 Robinson, Frank--To Atlantic Union College 70-79 Robinson, Robert L.--To Milo Academy 70-70 Sawyer, Anna--To Northern New England Conference 70-63 Serikaku, Miss Sharon M.--To Kettering Medical Center 70-79 Small Conference Assistance Funds Released $8,485.59 to SDA Church in Newfoundland, allocation for 1969 70-66 Released $40,000 to SDA Church in Newfoundland, allocation for 1970 70-67 Southern Unioh Conference Mary Grove--Bass Memorial Academy 70-64 Margie Littell--Mount Pisgah Academy 70-64 John Fowler--Georgia-Cumberland Conference 70-64 Timothy Waterhouse—Georgia-Cumberland Conference 70-64 Maurice Wyckoff-- 70-64 Inner Cities Funds to South Central and South Atlantic Conference? 70-66 Charles Henry McElroy—GeOrgia-CuMberland Conference Approval of request to borroW $3,300,000 for construction of sat-70-72 ellitehoapital and office building, Altamont Springs, Florida 70-68 A.
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