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PASTOR GENERAL'S REPORT, JULY 8, 1986 •
FROM FLEET ADMINISTRATION
Accident Reporting Procedures Your Fleet Manual addresses the matter of
what to do if you are involved in an auto accident.
The systems
established here in Pasadena have been created in order to relieve you of
much of the burden, as well as to ensure that everything goes smoothly in
paying the bills.
1. Collect as much information as possible at the scene of the accident.
Refer to your claim kit for assistance.
2. Report the accident to the Insurance Department at (818) 304-4075.
All accidents must be reported immediately, no matter how much or
little damage there may be. The Insurance Department will assist you
in repairs as well as with a rental car, if necessary.
3. Once you have called the Insurance Department, you will then need to
report the accident to the nearest CIGNA representative. A directory
is provided in your claim kit (available from Insurance Department if
you don't have one).
Please be sure to follow these guidelines. If a prob1em comes up, call
the Insurance Department. They need to know of any problems in order to
correct them. Thank you for your cooperation.
--Dean May, Fleet Administration
MAIL PROCESSING UPDATE
SEMIANNUAL LIT RESPONSE; MEMBER WEEKEND CALLS;
BIBLE LECTURE LETTERS; "MYSTERY OF THE AGES"
Semiannual Lit Response
The current semiannual letter has brought in
357,579 requests for the booklets offered.
This represents an 11.1
percent letter response, which is one of the highest for a summer letter.
Mr. Tkach's comments on faith stirred a great deal of interest in our
readers. Also, the letter encouraged subscribers to watch th� telecast,
which inspired many to write and say they were viewing the program
regularly.
We are expecting another 15,000 to 20,000 letters to come in during the
remaining weeks of tabulation.
Member Weekend Calls We appreciate the members responding to our request
about two months ago asking them to limit their WATS calls on weekends.
Although we have noticed a drop in weekend member calls, a goodly number
still phone during major ring-throughs. It would be helpful if you could
remind your congregations not to call during this busy period when many
new viewers are trying to get through.
Remember that Mr. Faulkner recently mentioned that the new TV brochures
now being offered are compiled from older material. Any new publications
are sent to the brethren automatically.
Should there be instances where members desire to receive the literature
offered on TV, they may call during the week between 6 a.m. and 5 p.m.
Pasadena time. Of course, members should feel free to call whenever an
urgent need arises.