DOMESTIC TRIP-EXTENSION OF FOREIGN TRIP NO.80 DDCI TRIP CHECKLIST

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DOMESTIC TRIP - Extension of Foreign Trip No. 80 DDCI and
DDCI TRIP CHECKLIST
Trip No,r8ct-
Advance :
Itinerary : (Arriving from
Flights : Monday
3 May
Hotels
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Lv Seattle 1630 UA 275
Ar San F. 1815
(Drive Sacramento for speech)
Lv San Francisco 0845 TWA span
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St. Francis, San Francisco
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Dates 4-6 May 76
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Bernie,
We've had two calls from 6th Army
Liaison Officers at Sacramento State Hq of
State Military Forces offering to be of service
in providing support for General Walters' visit
on 5 May.
Col James Delk called on 15 April.
Captain Tom Rodman called 21 April. I told
Capt Rodman that General Walters did not need
any direct support from them, that he would be
staying in San Francisco and driving to Sacramento
the morning of the 5th. I said that due to the
expected large audience, we would have a security
man get in touch with the local forces. I said I
would also give our people Capt Rodman's phone
no. and perhaps they would touch base with him.
Col Delk & Capt Rodman are in same office.
Nancy
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 Hugh n, Morgan, Chairman --- Public and Business Affairs Coy iittee
3)33 Telegraph Ave.., Berkeley, Calif. 94705 41j/3,15-211_32
November 15, 1975
Mr. Angus MacLean Thuermer -
Assistant to the Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D.C.
Thank you for your call and your good letter of October
3O, 1975 confirming the availibility of Lt.. Gen. Vernon A.
Walters, Deputy Director of Central Intelligence as
the luncheon speaker, May 5, 1976, at our "Day With Your
Legislators", Sacramento, California. We are holding this
as a firm com:nittment on his part
Thank you also for the supporting information.
I will be in touch with you before too long with our
reaction. You will recall my conversation with you in. this
regard. Please hold on until then.
Every good wish.
c.c, Honorable Del Clawson, MM,C.
Darrell Coover, Washington, D.C.
Governor Mort 9reedman
Secretary E. Parker Smith
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Mr. Hugh Morgan
Chairman, Public and Business
Affairs Committee
3030 Telegraph Ave.
Berkeley, CA 94705
Dear Mr. Morgan,
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This is to confirm our telephone conversation of
today.
Lt. Gen. Vernon A. Walters, U.S.A., Deputy Director
of Central Intelligence, would be delighted to be the
guest speaker at the May 5 Kiwanis luncheon in Sacramento,
California.
I am enclosing a photograph and biographic sketch
which may be of use to you.
I now understand that in addition to the Kiwanis-Rotary
combined meeting General Walters addressed some months
ago, he will now be speaking before the mid-winter conference
of Kiwanis International covering the four state area
around Washington. This speech will be sometime in January.
With kindest regards.
Sincerely,
mb
Encs.
Angus MacLean Thuermer
Assistant to the Director
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OFFICE OF THE 1975-76 GOVERNOR
MORT FREEDMAN, 418 South Myrtle Avenue, Miuunvia, California 91016
Telephones: Business [phone]; Residence (~t i.5) 358-9282
October 23, 1975
Mr. William Colby
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D.C. 20505
Dear Mr. Colby:
On May 5, 1976, over 1000 Kiwanians and their. Iitrlles, along with Key Clubbers,
Circle K and Keywanettes (the youth of the Kiw,tlt I I; Family) from all over our
great State, will go to Sacramento, C,li~f.ax~ni I i ttr our annual "Day With Your
Legislators." This is we11'established propIrrtn within our District.
These Kiwanians will be meeting with their varIhIttl legislators both formally
and informally during the morning. We will 1' Inking the rtesults of a poll
of our 37,500 K Family members to our Governor r,tt,l Legislators. This is
expected to be the largest poll ever undertak..tt Ili our State by any group (as
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far as we know) on several vital issues of tht, tl;ty.
The main. affair is a luncheon when we sit down t,~Ilh our Legislators as our guests.
And that is precisely the point of this let -et---T,;,,` rit __you to be our guest
speaker at that occasion!! We recognize it is several months away to May 1976. We alsb realize we want
to.get our invitation in well in advance so a;i Iii be first in/line.
Therefore, please carefully consider this lLl1Ll~1a~ sr~:d respond with a "yes"
which may be subject to your further consider.,I Ititt. May I assure you a warm
welcome on our part with attentive and apprecirtilve ears.
Mr. Hugh D. Morgan, Chairman, Public and Busint?f,+t Affairs Committee, 3030 Telegraph
Ave., Berkeley, California 94705, 415/845-2132, W'I1.1 be our person in charge-and will
do the follow-up with you so as to assure a siiioitIt and complete affair. Please
accept.
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E. Parker "Smith
Mdrt Freedman, Governor
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Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D. C. 20505
Dear Mr. Colby:
FIELD OFFICES:
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TELEPHONE No.. 213-923-9206
13601 E. WHITTIER BLVD., SUITE 401
WHITTIER, CALIFORNIA 90605
TELEPHONE NQ.: 213-943-1404
By copy of the enclosed letter I have learned of
the invitation extended to you by the California-
Nevada-Hawaii District of Kiwanis International
to be the guest speaker at their "Day With Your
Legislators" program scheduled for next May 5.
It would certainly mean a great deal to the
Kiwanians for you to accept. Hence, this is to
express the hope you will give serious considera-
tion to their invitation and that your response
will be favorable.
Del Clawson
Member of Congress
Enclosure
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OFFICE OF THE 1975.76 GOVERNOR
MORT FREEDMAN, 418 South Myrtle Avenue, Monrovia, California 91016
Telephones: Business [phone]; Residence [phone]
October 23, 1975
Mr. William Colby
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D.C. 20505
Dear Mr. Colby:
On May 5, 1976, over 1000 Kiwanians and their ladies, along with Key Clubbers,
Circle K and Keywanettes (the youth of the Kiwanis Family) from all over our
great State, will go to Sacramento, California for our annual "Day With Your
legislators." This is a well established program within our. District.
These Kiwanians will be meeting with their various legislators both formally
and informally during the morning. We will be taking the results of a poll
of our 37,500 K Family members to our Governor and Legislators. This is
expected to be the largest poll ever undertaken in our State by any group (as
fir as we know) on several vital issues of the day.
The main affair is a luncheon when we sit down with our Legislators as our guests.
And that is precisely the point of this letter. We want you to be our guest
speaker at that occasion!!
We recognize it is several months away to May 5, 1976. We also realize we want
to get our invitation in well in advance so as to be first in line.
'Wherefore, please carefully consider this invitation and respond with a "yes"-
t.hhfch may be subject to your further consideration. May I assure you a warm
welc?i'me on our part with attentive and appreciative ears.
Mr. Hugh D. Morgan, Chairman, Public and Business Affairs Committee, 3030 Telegraph
Ave., Berkeley, California 94705, 415/845-2132, will be our person in charge and will
do the follow-up with you so as to assure a smooth and complete affair. Please
accept,
,sort Freedman, Governor
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10 NOV1975
Honorable Del Clawson
House of Representatives
Washington, D. C. 20515
Dear Mr. Clawson:
This is to advise you that'the invitation to address the
District meeting of Kiwanis International in Sacramento, California
on May 5, 1976 has been accepted by General Vernon A. Walters,
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence, on behalf of Mr. William F.
Colby, Director of Central Intelligence. Enclosed is a copy of a
letter recently forwarded on this matter.
Sincerely,
SIG1aD
George L. Cary
Legislative Counsel
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Chairman, Public and Business
Affairs Committee
3030 Telegraph Ave.
Berkeley, CA 94705
30 October 1975
Dear Mr. Morgan,
This is to confirm our telephone conversation of
today.
Lt. Gen. Vernon A. 'Walters, U.S.A., Deputy Director
of Central Intelligence, would be delighted to be the
guest speaker at the May 5 Kiwanis luncheon in Sacramento,
California.
I am enclosing a photograph and biographic sketch
which may be of use to you.
I now understand that in'.adolition to the Kiw-a.nis-Rotary
combined meeting General Walters addressed some months
ago, he will now be speaking before the raid-winter conference
of riiwanis International covering the four state area
around Washington. This speech will, be sometime in January.
With kindest regards.
Sincerely,
Angus ;?iacLean Thuermer
Assistant to the Director
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DOWNEY, CALIFORNIA 90241
TELEPHONE No.: 213-923-9206
13601 E. WHITTIER BLVD., SUITE 40T
WHITTIER, CALIFORNIA 90605
TELEPHONE No.: 213-945-1404
October 30, 1975
Mr. William E. Colby, Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D. C. 20505
Dear Mr. Colby:
By copy of the enclosed letter I have learned of
the invitation extended to you by the California-
Nevada-Hawaii District of Kiwanis International
to be the guest speaker at their "Day With Your
Legislators" program scheduled for next May 5.
It would certainly mean a great deal to the
K:Lwanians for you to accept. Hence, this is to
express the hope you will give serious considera-
tion to their invitation and that your response
will be favorable.
Enclosure
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OFFICE OF THE 1975-76 GOVERNOR
MORT FREEDMAN, 418 South Myrtle Avenue, Monrovia, California 91016
Telephones: Business [phone]; Residence [phone]
October 23, 1975
Mr. William Colby
Central. Intelligence Agency
Washington, D.C. 20505
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Dear Mr. Colby:
On May 5, 1976, over 1000 Kiwanians and their ladies, along with Key Cl.ubbers,
Circle K and Keywanettes (the youth of the Kiwanis Family) from all, over our
great State, will go to Sacramento, California for our annual "Day With Your
Legislators." This is a well established program within our District.
't'hese Kiwanians will be meeting with their, various legislators both formally
and informally during the morning. We will be taking the results of a poll
Of our 37,500 K Family members to our Governor and Legislators. This is
expected to be the largest poll ever undertaken in our State by any group (as
fnr as we know) on several vital. issues of the day.
The main affair is a luncheon when we sit down with our Legislators as our guests.
And that is precisely the point of this letter. We want you to he our guest
speaker at that occasion!!
We recognize it is several. months away to May 5, 1976. We also realize we want
to get our invitation in well in advance so as to be first in line.
Therefore, please carefully consider this invitation and respond with a
which may be subject to your further consideration. May I assure you a
welf?i%me on our part with attentive and appreciative ears.
ss yes"
warm
Mr. Hugh D. Morgan, Chairman, Public and Business Affairs Committee, 3030 Telegraph
Ave., Berkeley, California 94705, 415/845-2132, will be our person in charge and will
do the follow-up with you so as to assure a smooth and complete affair. Please
crcc'pt.
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Mort Freedman, Governor
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3030 Telegraph Ave., Berkeley, Calif. 94705 415/845-2132
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April 22, 1976
Mr. Angus MacLean Thuermer
Assistant to the Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D.C. 20505
For your records and files, I am enclosing an invitation that
was sent to our 124 California Legislators.
Also, enclosed is a copy of our March-April bulletin in which
an article on the front page details our "California's 1976
Day with Legislators."
We have had an outstanding response to this program, which I
feel is directly related to'the fact that Lt. General Vernon
A. Walters, is to be our keynote speaker at our luncheon.
Sincerely,
Hugh D. Morgan
General. Chairman
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Sec'y E. Parker Smith
P.S. We will have a tape recorder at the luncheon in order to tape
Lt. General Walter's address.
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THE CALIFORNIA-NEVADA-HAIVAII DISTRICT
of
KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL
invites you to be our luncheon guest on May 5, 1976 at The Senator
Hotel, Sacramento, California, 12:15 p.m. celebrating our annual
"DAY WITH YOUR LEGISLATORS"
Guest Speaker
Lieutenant General Vernon A. Walters
Deputy Director, Central Intelligence Agency, Washington, D.C.
Luncheon
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INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT VISITS DISTRICT MAY 1
California's 1976 Day
With Legislators
California Kiwanians will heir one of the
nations most-sought-after speakers and
take results of a state-wide poll to state
officials when they go to Sacramento for
their 1976 Day With Your Legislators, on
May 5.
truncheon speaker Lieutenant General
Vernon A. Walter;, is Deputy Director of
the Central Intelligence Agency,
Washington, D.C. More than 700 are ex-
pected to attend the luncheon, including
guests of Kiwanis clubs who are inviting
their local officials.
In response to District Governor Mort
Freedman's concern for Kiwanis participa-
tion and a desire that this day would he
meaningful and productive, the Public and
Business Affairs committee is conducting a
state-wide poll. The poll, based on an idea
by Bob Mihalisin, will show legislators
how Kiwanians feel about 10 of the most
burning issues of 1976.
Other actions: Lt. Governor Manny
Perez, with help from Bill Tully, Ilcrsh
Frwing and Lt. Governors around Los
Angeles are working on special plane loads
from that area; l.t. Governor I ed Leach is
looking at the possibility of special buses
from the Eureka area-, Earl Robinson is
doing the same from South Lake Tahoe;
Bob Pope and Ken Forror, M.D.. are
working on special plane-loads from San
Diego area.
Kiwanians from clubs in and around Sac-
ramento plan to meet planes and provide
local transportation.
Lieutenant General
Vernon A. Walters,
Deputy Director of
Central Intelligence
since May, 1972, will
be luncheon speaker
for California's ''A
Day With Your Legis-
lators'at Sacra
mento, May 5. He
began his career in
Military Intelligence
Ted and Della Osborn will make their official
visit to the Cal-Nev-Ha District May 1. Ted is
the first former member of the Kiwanis spon-
sored high school organization, Key Club in-
ternational to become President of Kiwanis
International. He has served as secretary and
governor of the Kentucky-Tennessee Kiwanis
District, and served as President of the
Kiwanis Club of The Blue Grass. Ted has
served a long list of organizations as member
of the Board, and President, locally, region-
ally and nationally.
1975-1976
A banner patch like this can be earned by
Kiwanis Clubs which submit their reports on
completed Presidents Projects. Reports on
service projects which have never been car-
ried out before by the club, should be sent in
as soon as possible to Kiwanis international,
101 E. Erie St-, Chicago, Illinois.
Resolutions Deadline
Deadline for suhniitting proposed Re
solutions for Consideration at the Kit+anis
International Convention. San Diego_ is
April 71 . Resolutions should he on national
or international concerns and are suhmit-
ted by a elute or ;t distlljet.
A highlight of ;us adniuustalne year is
the official visit of i Rio III],, International
President. ibis S AT isil by led and
Della ()shorn to the (,ilifornia 1~~evada
Hawaii District o ill he Mav 1, when a
luncheon will ;tttr:Iet more than 71)1) Kissa-
niansatnd their lades, Iron) all three ,Cate,.
to Goodman Hnl! in isarld-famous Jack
1-ondon Square. ( );tklarni. ( aliforui;t.
The 33-person poooer commiti(2c. most
of whom are licut 'runt envernors, ins ites
Kiwanians to join is ilh I )istrict GoverT101-
'00I t iArecdm;tn and Iran to welcome I ed
and Della. Chairman fire the event is Hugh
Morgan.
I1 he lively, inrere,ring and stirring
luncheon program is ill he kept moving by
District Goveron I leer Ed Nov:ik. Jr..
M.1).. Master of ( cremonie,.
Luncheon cost is ~,X.,O and tickets will
he available through I eutenant Gover-
nors and District ()I1_ I cc
For those who is I'll to couple a weekend
in the fabulous has iie;i with the visit by
led and Della, hotel ic,ommodation, arc
available at the itoateL across the street
from Goodman Hall, and at nearby l hun-
derhird Motel. i hr Boatel in Jack London
Square has been ocsign;tted the headquar-
ter, motel and 60 rooms have been re-
served at S23.(N) her room. Reservations
should he made through the District O1-
fice.
Make np ;t iris H pool, join in this great
occasion and pick. If[' inter-club credit.
KIWANIS KALENDAR
April 25-May 1 Canada-U.S. Good-
will Week
May 1-Official Visit of Kiwanis Inter-
national President Fed (and Della)
()shorn Oakland - luncheon
May l-1-mw Daly
May 5-A Day c+ith your Legislators --
California Sacramento
Mav National Radio Month
June 20-23---6I'a Iriternational Conven-
tion, Sari I)icgo
Aug. 26-2X- Kissanis District Conven-
tion, I'iesno ( alifornia.
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America's Bicentennial
(Written in 1975.for
America's 200th Anniversary)
America's bicentennial is approaching,
It brings patriotic pride.
If we read our moving,, history we know
That patriotism is justified.
Tho we know our country' is trot perfect
Still we'll stand beside /wi.
For she's just as good void just as had
As the men who wide her.
The colonis!s built a great democracy.
The greatest ever knotrn,
Made Old Glory with stars and stripes,
The most beautiful ever lion-n.
That elegant flag stands for our countr_r,
A country by freedom blest.
Then America opened her doors in pity
To the world's hungry, oppressed.
So, I pledge my allegiance to America,
A democracy supreme;
Here is freedom to worship as we please,
Freedom to plan and drecnn.
And here I'm a part of the government,
As I pass along life's road
I vote, serve in office or on the jury-
Help to carry the common load.
For this is ms? country, and it's my life,
It is my great concern;
For it"s here I work and here I rest,
This is where I earn.
God give me trisdorn to serve Irry country,
The great land of nor birth,
For A nierica's my hope, ins pride and jar?,
The greatest land on earth.
--Jay Browning
93-Year Ofd G Nacon
joins others over 65 in
doing the rock at the
fourth annual Senior
Citizens Valentine Ball
sponsored by the
Kiwanis Club of East
Hawaii The County of
Hawaii Parks and Rec-
reation Department and
the Hilo Hotel manage-
(nent cooperated in
staging the event which
Kiwanian Hiroshi Seto
labeled one of our
most touching moments
in Kiwanis work
Scanner to ARC
I)ivi,ion 25 of Kiss iois Interiiatioiral, in
keeping srith their 13iccntennial ibane of'
.. i hr Voltnitcci and the Nation,'' pre-
sented a scanning monitor radio to the
.American N,rtionnl Red Cross, Ic1,
\ngclc, ( hapter. San I=crnando V;Illes
District.
he radicl so ill he used in Red Cross
hcadyuarter, to help ,clve surrounding
comnutnitie, a rid provide efficient out
ally respcln,e hs I)i,a,ler Service volun
teer,.
I he 13 kiss;nli, club, In I)ivi,ion 25. at
the reyue,t of If. (-. Alatlicr, of the Vain
Nuys cluh. contributed fund,.
1. Governor Rich;ud W. ( moon of I)i
sisieli 's emphasizes that Kissurns Lion of I lie Volunteer and I'lie Nation is in
the solid Iradilion, IhaI made our n;Rion
great.
To better serve youth.
committee members of
the Kiwanis Club of Surf
City meet to lay out the
work and discuss details
for club participation in
the Halloran Hall project
in Aptos. The aim is to
provide home-like sur-
roundings and a rec-
1e1Hon hall for young
people 14-18 who might
otherwise he placed in
juvenile hall, Left to
right are Reynold Dean,
associate director of
Halloran Hall: and Surf
City Kiwanians. Dan
Casolari, past president:
Crippled Children's Camp
Costanoan Opens Doors
(amp ('ust;lnuan ssifI open it, door, to
handicapped rhildrcII ;rod ;rdnlt, tier Isso
v%ceks of furl and ads('nilee on June "11
i l00eve1 . Ihere ane hooilre1'1 of'ehildren in
need Of c';Impersl ips
I Ire (al-NCI-11,1 I oundation sotcd to
establish a kisyani, I oopc'rship I und lilt
ante (u,lanoan. loc'itcd in ( upel linU.
( aliloin iii. I he (;tntp 1, ol', lied and opcr-
;tled by the ( rippled ( hihlieri , Socirts.
kiscani, clubs c;Ul span-ot a hundlc;tp-
ped chiId to ( limp ( 011;010 III one of Ihe,c
three ss;n,: (I) Sp~,n,rtr ;1 e:iolpclship
hick cost, 5??S lhr (-( S- still reply to
cacti club and give a host ack,round on
the chi Id Sponsored; -') \ luh only "'on-
"Or;r child hunt their Inlnlccii;lte urea l?.c?nil
a letter telling about the ehildl: (Z);t p;uii;d
antpcr,hip Iri,iv he ,rut Ir1 fkissani, Coup
( o,Ianoan ( ampership I und. C/o kiss;utis
( al-Nev Ha t'ound.,tion. 6(1(10 ( apssell
I)rise. Oakland. (.A ')-fill!. All calliper
should he sent I,s hire I.
EDITOR
Oale E. RoeEditor
8000 Capwell Or.. Suite 10, Oakland. Ca. 94621
Telephone [phone]
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1976
.%lento From Mort
TO BE A BUILDER
We Build.
Build Irish tire,
Boor .s.
Be rt Builder it itlt
/pit, . . . the hest is
ri to he.
[he top motto, We
Rnild, you can easily
recognize as our
KIwit 1111, In it xi In.
which was adopted by the Kiwanis Interna-
tional Board in 19?0 and announced as
being chosen "to distinguish its ntentbers
front the restless horde who, in these tittles
of reconstruction, are iconoclastic in their
tendencies, striving to pull down the exist-
ing order of things.
Next, our District theme, Build With the
Basics, is patterned after the principles that
made America such it grant and free nation.
I hose basic precepts of devotion to ( iod
and Nation, Fellowship with our fellow
citizens that made work for a common be-
lief more meaningful and service to coun-
try, state and community by every worthy
citizen for the common good.
Finally, Be a Builder With Me ... ifwe
are to retain a vision of greatness in
Kiwanis our focus must he on how far we
can progress toward our potential rather
than an agreed upon standard of normal
progress.
Each one contains the word B U i LD. We
as Kiwanians are dedicated to building Net-
ter communities, state, nation and world
through our programs of service. Kiwanis
is a group of men who are concerned about
youth and give of their tinge. energy and
money to help boys and girls grow into
responsible adults.
Webster's dictionary defines RE I I I)
as to establish, Increasc and strengthen.''
With one-half of this adntinistriitive year
now in the record hooks, our largest
BUILDING months are ahead of us.
NOW is the opportunity to introduce that
man into Kiwanis that you have consi-
dered: to sponsor and organize a new
Kiwanis Club in another area; and to
BUILD a new IKey ('lilt), Builders Club,
Circle K, or Keywanette for our youth.
Kiwanis life line is increased and
strengthened through new members and
new clubs. Will you join with me 1 O
BUILD W1 1,171 1-111: BASIC'S and BE A
BUILDER Wl II NiI ... I lit' RESi
IS YEi TO BP
Key Club
50 YEARS OF CARING-
ONLY THE BEGINNING
5 More Key Clubs
five more Kcs Clubs have been or-
ganized in the California-Nevada-Ilawan
District in administrative year 1975-76.
Numbers 6 through 10. they arc:
Dana Hills High
i he Key Club of Dana IJills high
School, Dana Point. ( alifoinia, will he
headed by Jesse Mcridew, with Christ
Walsh as secretary. Both are fl-0111 Laguna
Niguel. Sponsoring Kiwanis ('lilt) is
Laguna Beach, with Jack A. Overholt as
president. Organisation membership is 33.
Highland High School
The Key Club off lighland i ligh School,
with IS members. has been organized with
Steve Adonis as president and Mike Vin-
cent as secretay. Both are front Bakers-
field. Sponsoring Kiwanis Chili is Fast
Bakersfield which is presided over h~
Thomas W. I olcr.
Atwater High School
The Key Club of .Atwater IIigh School
with 34 members has been organized with
Kurt Ayau as president and Ron I iawkins
as secretary. Roth are front Atwater.
California. Sponsor is the Kiwanis ( huh of
Castle-Atwater with Edgar V. Watts as
president.
Chico Senior High
Fhe Key ('tub of Chico Senior High
School. With 15 members, has been or-
ganized with Mark Davis as president and
Joshua Strong as secretary. Both are from
Chico. Sponsor is the Kiwanis (*lilt, of
Greater Chico.
Madera High School
Sixth new Key ('lub to be organized in
the Cal-Nev-11a District in the fiscal year
r t . K ' ('1111) of Madera high
t c
6
Key Conventions
I he 1976 Key I tub I)is?riot Convention
was held in Fresno Apra -1-4.
flans are the 73rd Ann~ial Kcy ( luh In-
ternational Convention. July 4-7, are shap-
ing up. Site will he Anaheim. Calitoiiii.
i he day of.luly 6 ha, been set aside f or Kra
rl.
('rubbers to visit I)isneyl m
Div. 13 Honors Key
fhe Division I i Council meeting hon-
orcd Key (tubs turd dress a total of 141
Kiss annuls and Kcs ( luh)cr-s, according to
Witham ['. Kennett. I t. ( overnor ill I )is i
sion 1t. Host club was I akcwood with
Duane Drave, president, conducting the
meeting. Mavfair High Key ( 11111 pre-
sented entertainmrnt I )ivision i3 speak-
ers were: I ed Bur ns, I I Governor elect.
.lint Fisher. Key Glob [.t. (ioscrnor:
Wavne Clayton. Kcs ( Rib Division Sec-
retar Ed Rabi, pons.ired Youth coor-
dinator; Al Ducnas, president. "~lastair
High Key Club: and Glenn Peacock. nice
president. Lakew.rod Kiwa nis-
Learning Disability
The Kiwanis ( lilt) of Inglewood joined
others in the nation in supporting it new
educational progr;tm for pupils with special
learning needs. when ;+ S l.500 grant was
presented to the I nglesc,rod Unified School
District at a recent Board of Education
meeting. Inglewood Kiss inns President
Don I lint stated that the club plans to sup-
port the districts new i earning 1'~isahility
Group program as the clubs major service
project for a three-ycai period.
y
19/ 5-7
IS
School. president is Verlin Bishop and sec "THE SILENT KiI LER" . The Circle K clubs
rotary is lacy Agalanian. both of M;ulcr . of Cal State Fullerton, UC Irvine. Whittier and
California- Sponsoring Kiwanis ('luh is Rio Hondo tbua blood shopping mallsre test
dent, t, with Ray Martinez as club press shoppers forsymptoms of hypertension, high
dent. blood pressure. the clubs of the Magic King-
District Circle K 7 Key Interclubs dom Division tested (5I people in two days at
The Key (luh sponsoicd by the Kiwanis three locations and advised 52 hypertensives
I he 1976 California Nevada Hawaii to see their physicians the American Heart
District Circle K ( onvcntion is April Cluh of Lincoln Heights completed seven Association provided equipment, training.
9-11, El ('ortcz Hotel. San Diego- interclubs during I chru;rry. including one and information pamphlets at Orange. Regis-
The Circle K International Board tins 4(N) mile tip to Alhambra High School in tered nurses and Whittier Explorer .Scouts
approved the basic program firm the 1976 Phoenix- Arizona. I hey also painted lice helped at Whittier locations. In the picture,
('ircle K Inicrnat ~i?n?;d Convention, snore fire trydr