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File. Extracts from Minutes - Various Subjects

Reference No:: U DMS/4/68
Dates:: 24 Feb 1976-15 Oct 1993
Description:: File containing extracts from minutes of meetings held by the Missions to Seamen on various subjects. Includes references to: 125th Anniversary; student helpers; resignations; audio visual aids; alcoholic bevereages at Mission homes; ministry salaries; five year plan; AGMs; council membership; chaplains' allowances; maintenance of central office; ministry during the Gulf crisis; pensions scheme; Sandeos Gate, Feock; Sandell Court, Southampton; Pelham Road, Immingham; Sunnycroft, Gwent; Hartsbourne Avenue, Bushey Heath; Penventon Court, Tilbury; budget and finance; honor boards; missions to small craft; Chinese Centre Port of London; conditions of service; collecting boxes; signing of cheques; charity commission; central office staffing and equipment; death benefit; East London; fund-raising; learning of foreign languages; fruit machines; grants; general secretary; health insurance for ministry staff; housing, heat and light allowances; Sailors Children Society; home regions; Captain L.A. Hill; ICOSA; ICMA; national insurance contributions; investment policy; the 'John Ashley'; ship levy; luncheon vouchers; interconfessional collaboration; 'The Missions to Seamen in the Future'; membership scheme; mermaid theatre; the Netherlands; oil rig and offshore personnel; Pastoral Committee; Personnel Committe; Planning and Operations Committee; Hong Kong film; Seafarers Prayer Book; Partnership for World Mission; lay pensions; clergy pensions; corporate membership of the Royal Commonwealth Society; 'Seacare' and the British Sailors' Society; Sullom Voe; selection procedure; standing orders; Sea Sunday; school fees; lay staff salaries; Shared Responsibility Committee; telephones; travel by sea; terminal benefits; de Vries; Ways and Means Committee; voluntary gifts; career progression of chaplains; maintenance at central office. Note that this file has been physically split into two parts for repackaging purposes.
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Extent:: 2 files
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Repository:: Hull University Archives
Collection:: Records of the Head Office of the Mission to Seafarers (formerly known as the Missions to Seamen)