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PASTOR'S REPORT, July 2, 1979
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Scholarship Program.
In addition, we look at Y.O.U. involvement--offices
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number of times SEP attended, talent and athletic contest involvenent,
Y.O.U. National Conference attendees, etc.
In all of these programs, one of the most important considerations is the
ministerial evaluation. Your input is often the deciding factor on schol&r
ship awards, as it is on college acceptance. Please do not feel this paper
work is a waste of time. We rely on it heavily.
Thank you for the work you are doing to prepare the youth Ior college. If
you have any questions about scholarship programs please call me at (213)
577�5520
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--Ron Wroblewski, Financial Aids Office
PLA:;::.-.J TRUTH PROMOTIONAL TESTS BEING CONDUCTED
Sunday, July 1st, we began a new venture. This is a series of promotional
tests to increase the circulation of the Plain Truth. A new idea for pro
motion here in t�e U.S. is the use of the Sunday newspaper advertising in
serts. We have designed an attractive full color brochure which is aimed
at getting the Sunday mornir..g bacon and eggs crowd to subscribe to the Plain
Truth. We are running our first tests in the Sacramento Union and the San
Diego Union. We have high hopes that it will prove to be as effective for
us as it is with other commercial magazines. I'll let you know when the
results come in.
--Roger Lippross, Publishing Services Director
JERUSALEM FEAST STILL HAS VACANCIES
About 100 vacancies remain open for the 1979 Feast of Tabernacles in Jeru
salem.
The:e �ave now been 250 persons taking reservations for the trip;
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300 reservations were open, however the list has been ex
panded to 350 because of increased interest.
Persons �:anti�; information concerning the trip should contact their Feast
adviser (pe�sc�s changing plans for 1979 should notify the Feast Office
about thE changes) .
Thanks fer the tremendous response which has made this special Feast in
�erusalem possible.
--Festival Office
WORJ<: B2GINS ON 19 79 FEAST SPEAKING SCHEDULE
Mr. Herbert W. Armstrong has initiated work on the Speaking Schedule for
t�e iS79 �sast of Tabernacles, according to Sherwin McMichael, Director of
the Festival Jffice.
Mr. McMichael says the preliminary work on the schedule includes which men
will open and close the Feast site. He adds that Mr. Armstrong is "inti
mately involve,J" in the entire selection process of men speaking at each
site across the United States.
--Festival Office