Memorandum Re: Enclosed Material
Diocesan Press Service. October 14, 1975 [75343]
Six photographs and the following releases/material are enclosed in this mailing for your use/information:
* Bishop Varley of Nebraska Resigns (75344)
* Structure Commission to Meet in Memphis (75345)
• Devotional Aid for North American Anglicans Published (75346)
* Cochrane Elected Bishop Coadjutor of Olympia (75347)
* Episcopal Church Center Resettles 1,017 Refugees (75348)
* National Institute for Lay Training Meets (75349)
* WCC 's Fifth Assembly to Meet in Nairobi + 5 Photographs (75350)
* Contributors Wanted for Gay Prayer Book (75351)
* Omaha Group Receives Episcopal Grant (75352)
* 1976 CSMO Will Help Diocese of Southern Philippines + 1 Photograph (75353)
* World Neighbors Offers a 'Hand Up' (75354)
* Church News in Brief (75355)
* Rural Network Program Combats Hunger (75356)
* Memorandum on Switchboarding (75357)
Enclosed for your use and additional information is the pamphlet, "Land of the Morning, " a part of the Church School Missionary Offering Materials.
In response to several requests, I am attempting to maintain a regular schedule for DPS mailings. If possible, there will be a mailing on Monday (or the first working day) of each week. Of course there will be special mailings when appropriate. And there will be times when the regular, weekly schedule cannot be maintained.
CORRECTIONS :
1. DPS Release #75330, on House of Bishops Meeting: Under "other actions," p. 10, add a new item as follows:
* Consented to the request of the Diocese of Arizona for the election of a Bishop Coadjutor.
2. DPS Release #75330, on House of Bishops Meeting:
Under "other actions," p. 10, item # 5 ( "Greeted recently consecrated Bishops....), add the following:
William A. Dimmick of Northern Michigan
3. DPS Release #75342 (10/6/75), on "Relief Grants Approved by Presiding Bishop's Fund Board": Last paragraph on p. 1, change to read:
"The board awarded grants to three additional projects in Latin America: $14,000 for the drought relief work of Robert Ayers, an Episcopal layman associated with Brother's Brother Foundation, for work in Honduras, subject to Church World Service (CWS) approval; . . . ." etc.