LISTED AS NOT-MEETING - Board Minutes 1978-02

9-23-77 9-23-77 9-23-77 9-23-77 9-23-77 9-23-77 9-23-77 9-23-77 9-23-77 9-23-77 9-23-77 9-23-77 9-30-77 9-30-77 9-30-77 9-30-77 9-30-77 9-30-77 9-30-77 9-30-77 9-30-77 9-30-77 9-30-77 9-30-77 10-26-77 10-26-77 10-26-77 10-26-77 10-26-77 10-26-77 10-26-77 10-26-77 10-26-77 10-31-77 10-31-77 10-31-77

10-31-77

11-10-77

12-7-77 12-7-77 12-7-77"

12-7-77

CLU13

Ipswich, South Dakota

Becket-Washington, Massachusetts Mullins, South Carolina

Bethany-Overholser, Oklahoma

Fair Lawn-Elmwood Park, New Jersey

Van Rensselaer Manor, Golden K, New York Golden K, Yonkers, New York

Monahans, Texas

Stilwell-Cherokee Nation, Oklahoma The Golden Circle, Corsicana, Texas Arden, North Carolina

Metropolitan Savannah, Georgia Duncanville, Texas

The Banana Belt, Lewiston, Idaho Wayne County, Smithville, Ohio

North San Dieguito, Encinitas, California Eureka, Spruce Point, California

Whiteface Mountain, New York

Brighton Road, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Monroeville, Pennsylvania

b. Organization of new clubs:

CLUB

Abuyog, Philippines

Taichung Port, Republic of China Pililla, Philippines

Cabancalan, Philippines Katipunan, Philippines }Ietro Davao, Philippines Wu Feng, Republic of China Antipolo, Philippines Siayan, Philippines Ozamis City, Philippines Liloy, Philippines

Hilongos, Philippines Charmes-Santois, France

Ambos Nogales-Sonora/Arizona, Mexico Stockdale West, Bakersfield, California Saginaw, Texas

Whitesboro, Texas

Central Polomolok, Philippines Santa Catalina, Philippines Calcutta-Glenmoor, Ohio Piedmont, Oklahoma

Thief River Falls, Minnesota Hanau, Germany

South Bellevue, Washington Thames Valley, London, Ontario Lowell, Indiana

Ellsworth, Maine Toppenish, Washington

MEMBERS 16 13 9 12 15 16 20 4 12 11 11 13 10 7 10 15 10 21

8 9

DATE 9-29-76 11-8-72 4-22-75 11-20-64 5-12-52 9-3-76 11-22-76 3-13-58 9-27-73 9-30-73 12-18-67 6-27-61 7-13- 72 10-23-73 9-30-75 1-15-75 5-17-76 1-21-52 9-5-50 5-13-47

DATE 4-2-77 7-27-77 8-25-77 8-28-77 9-3-77 9-3-77 9-3-77 9-5-77 9-5-77 9-5-77 9-6-77 9-15-77 9-20-77 9-21-77 9-21-77 9-22-- 77 9-22-77 9-24-77 9-25-77 9-26-77 9-26-77 9-26-77 9-26-77 9-27-77 9-27-77 9-27-77 9~27-77 9-27-77

NOT-MEETING 12-13- 77 12-13- 77 12-13-77 12-13-77 12-13-77 12-13-77 12-13-77 12-13-77 12-13-77 12-13-77 12-13-77 12-13-77 12-13-77 12-13-77 12-29-77 12-29-77 12-29-77 12-29-77 12-29-77 12-29-77

MEMBERSHIP 23 30 30 20 29 27 30 24 22 20 20 20 20 40 23 20 22 20 24 22 21 24 20 20 20 20 20 20

CLUB

Windsor Gallery, Ontario Guihulngan, Philippines

The Oregon Trail, Pendleton, Oregon Tinley Park, Illinois

Silay City, Philippines Wangaratta, Australia

Honorable Elders, Durham, North Carolina Canton, Stoughton, Massachusetts

The Old Pueblo, Tucson, Arizona Bayside, Virginia Beach, Virginia Cicero, Indiana

Monroe City, Indiana East Clayton, Georgia Pender-Thurston, Nebraska Wellsboro, Pennsylvania Oaxaca, Mexico

Escalante, Philippines Asunsion, Philippines

Seafdec, Tigbawan, Philippines Oton, Iloilo City, Philippines

Metro Iloilo, Iloilo City, Philippines Fairmount-Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Uptmm-Hill, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Parkway East, Brooklyn, New York

Golden Glades, North Miami Beach, Florida Coronado, Albuquerque, New Mexico

Golden K, Fresno, California Canton, Michigan

Franklin Park-Breakfast, Illinois Lemery, Philippines

Metropolis, Philippines Banga, Philippines Rizal, Philippines West Henrico, Virginia Haskell, Texas

Avery County, Newland, North Carolina Wrentham-Norfolk, Massachusetts

Bais City, Philippines Herington, Kansas East Peoria, Illinois LaFayette, Georgia Guimba, Philippines

Louisville-Bluegrass, Kentucky Shalotte, North Carolina

Sullivan County, Tennessee Ruskin, Florida

Lafayette County, Mayo, Florida Aurora Village, Seattle, Washington Manitowoc, Breakfast, Wisconsin Roebuck, Birmingham, Alabama South Boston, Massachusetts Castleton, Indiana

Mabinay, Philippines Pamplona, Philippines Woodville, Florida

West Little Rock, Arkansas

9-27-77 20

9-28-77 20

9-29-77 20

9-29-77 21

9-29-77 24

9-29-77 20

9-29-77 25

9-29-77 27

9-29-77 23

9-29-77 21

9-30-77 20

10-1-77 23

10-1-77 57

10-1-77 27

10-1-77 28

10-1-77 21

10-1-77 23

10-1-77 20

10-1-77 22

10-1-77 35

10-1-77 33

10-1-77 22

10-1-77 30

10-3-77 33

10-3-77 23

10-3-77 32

10-3-77 21

10-8-77 30

10-12-77 21

10-13-77 24

10-17-77 22

10-17-77 21

10-18-77 20

10-20-77 23

10-24-77 27

10-25-77 20

10-26-77 23

10-26-77 21

10-26-77 20

10-27-77 21

10-27-77 28

10-27-77 20

10-29-77 23

10-31-77 27

11-1-77 20

11-1-77 26

CLUB

Layton, Florida Shonta, Arizona

Gresham Earlyrisers, Oregon Calhoun, Louisiana

Plentywood, Montana Oakley, Kansas

Golden K, Oshkosh, Wisconsin North Judson, Indiana

Lincoln, Montana

Montgomery Tmmship, Montgomeryville, Pennsylvania East Cagayan De Oro, Philippines

Bayawan, Philippines Arles Camargue, France Carrollton, Ohio

Luzerne County Community College, Nanticoke, Pennsylvania Crossroads, Salt Lake City, Utah

Eau Claire-Golden K, Wisconsin Bangor-Breakfast, Maine

The North End, Boston, Massachusetts Golden Indians, Venice, Florida Greater Hudson, Florida

Ringgold, Georgia

Panama City East, Florida Bayou La Batre, Alabama Magnolia, Arkansas

Golden K, Erie, Pennsylvania Paradise Pines, California Flandes, Colombia

Angers, France Venadillo, Colombia

County Seat, Hineola, New York Woodside, New York

Fort Wayne, Golden K, Indiana St. Clairsville, Ohio

Pulaski County, Waynesville, Missouri Sisters, Oregon

Lahaina, Hawaii Jay, Oklahoma

South Thurston, Tenino, Washington La Plata, Colombia

Pasadena, Maryland

St. Pete Beach, St. Petersburg Beach, Florida Golden K, Manitowoc, Wisconsin

Bethel-East Fork, Ohio Pryor, Oklahoma

Foothill, Salt Lake City, Utah Storm Lake, Golden K, Iowa

The Glades, Belle Glade, Florida Northside, Pine Bluff, Arkansas Pembroke, Golden K, Ontario Plainfield-Prestwick, Indiana

Upper Township, Harmora, New Jersey Adco, Stilwell, Oklahoma

DATE

MEMBERSHIP

11-2- 77 31

11-3-77 26

11-4-77 20

11-8-77 23

11-8-77 22

11-8-77 23

11-8-77 24

11-9-77 25

11-11-77 21

11-13-77 28

11-13-77 25

11-14-77 20

11-15-77 20

11-16-77 22

11-16-77 20

11-17-77 34

11-17-77 21

11-17-77 23

11-21-77 31

11-22-77 29

11-22-77 20

11-22-77 21

11-23-77 20

ll-?3-77 23

11-23-77 26

11-26-77 22

11-26-77 27

11-28-77 29

11-28-77 23

11-28-77 21

11-28-77 22

11-28-77 20

11-28-77 24

11-28-77 23

11-28-77 27

11-28-77 25

11-28- 77 45

11-29-77 25

11-29-77 20

11-29-77 24

11-29-77 23

11-29-77 20

11-29-77 23

11-30-77 20

11-30-77 32

11-30-77 21

11-30-77 20

CLUB

Alsip, Illinois

Eeklo-Meetjesland, Belgium Polangui, Philippines East Winter Park, Florida

Mecklenburg County, South Hill, Virginia City Island, New York

Huntsville-Morning, Texas Rockdale, Texas

Antibes-Juan Les Pins, France Porsgrunn, Norway

Boring, Oregon

Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn, New York Edmonds Seniors, Washington Sibulan, Philippines

Penn Hills-Golden K, Pennsylvania Potrero-Tecate, California

Montoursville Area, Pennsylvania Santa Clara, Utah

Jenks America, Oklahoma Collierville, Tennessee

Columbia-Golden K, South Carolina The Tri-Cities, Seagoville, Texas Weinstrasse, Germany

Hanover Area, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania Fishers, Indiana

c. Change of name of Kiwanis clubs:

From Kiwanis Club of:

Alta Loma-Cucamonga, Cal.

Central Detroit, Mich.

Durant, Texoma, Okla.

East Pasadena, Cal.

Northglenn, Adams County, Colo.

Petal-Harvey, Miss.

Southwest Green Bay, Wis.

Warrendale, Detroit, Mich.

DATE

MEMBERSHIP

12-1-77 12-2-77 12-4-77 12-8-77 12-8-77 12-8-77 12-8-77 12-8-77 . 12-9-77 12-13-77 12-15-77 12-16-77 12-20-77 12-21-77 12-22-77 12-31-77 1-4-78 1-6-78 1-10-78 1-11-78 1-11-78 1-12-78 1-16-78 1-18-78 1-19-78

26 20 25 26 20 20 23 20 20 20 25

23 28 25 25 22 32 20 21 27 22 22 20 20 TOTAL 3,818

To Kiwanis Club of:

Rancho Cucamonga, Cal.

New Center, Detroit, Mich.

Durant-Texoma, Okla.

Crown City-Pasadena, Cal.

Northglenn, Colo.

Petal, Miss.

Southwest Green Bay-Ashwaubenon, Wis.

Detroit Parkside-Warrendale, Mich.

d. Club Incorporations completed:

Americus, Kans.

Ankeny, Ia.

Ansley, Atlanta, Ga.

Ark City

'76,

Kans.

Arlington Heights, Ill.

Bay De Noc, Golden K, Escanaba, Mich.

Beavercreek, Greene County, Ohio Bedford Heights, Ohio

Black Mountain, Swannanoa,

N.

Blue Water Area, Port Huron, Mich.

Botetourt County, Troutville, Va.

Bridgewater, Mass.

Brownsburg, Ind.

Calcasieu, Lake Charles, La.

Canton, N. C.

Carbon, Lehighton, Pa.

Carmel Mission, Cal.

Chesterfield, Mo.

Colfax, Ia.

Columbia-Boonslick, Mo.

Conneaut Lake, Pa.

Cornwall, N. Y.

Crescent, Okla.

Defiance, Ohio

East Hamilton County, Collegedale, Tenn.

Epworth, Ia.

Evansville-Green River, Ind.

Fairfield, Me.

Fairview Heights, Ill.

Feasterville, Pa.

Fort Madison, Ia.

Gadsden, Ala.

Greater Garden Grove, Cal.

Greater Waverly, Ia.

Greendale, Worcester, ~Jass.

Greene County, Snow Hill, N. C.

Greenwood, Ark.

Hannibal, Early Birds, Mo.

e. Circle K clubs completed:

Circle K club:

Foothills Vocational Technical School Butte Community College

University of West Florida Barstow Community College Texas Tech University

University of Illinois at the Medical Center

Hugo, Okla.

Lexington, Ill.

Little Havana, Miami, Fla.

Magic City, Birmingham, Ala.

Malmstrom, Mont.

Marquette-Superiorland, Mich.

McCormick Ranch, Scottsdale, Ariz.

Mt. Pleasant, Lancaster, Ohio

Niceville-Valparaiso, Fla.

North Valley, Columbia Falls, Mont.

Northwest Plaza, St. Ann, Mo.'

Phelps Centennial, Holdrege, Nebr.

Philipsburg, Pa:

Rancho Monserate, Fallbrook, Cal.

San Marcos, Cal.

Sound-Side, Hurlburt Field, Fla.

Springdale, Golden

K,

Ark.

Springfield-Sunshine, Mo.

Sunbright, Tenn.

Sunrise, Fla.

University Drive, Denton, Tex~

Vermont, Ill.

Washington A.M. ers, Ia.

West Branch, Mich.

Weymouth, Nova Scotia Willowick, Ohio

Winterset, Ia.

Wolfe County,

Ky.

Zion-Benton, Ill.

Kiwanis sponsor:

Searcy, Arkansas Oroville, California

Eastern Pensacola, Florida Barstow, California

Lubbock, Texas

Near North, Chicago, Illinois

Wharton County Junior College Berea College

Kansas Newman College Bethany College

Bartlesville Wesleyan College Texas Southmost College

Phoenix College Saint Mary's College

Saint John's Notre Dame College Grossmont College

Brewer State Junior College Duquesne University

Saint Petersburg Junior College Sul Ross State University

Mica College

Pasco-Hernando Community College Columbia University

Shepherd College

University of South Carolina, Spartanburg Wofford College

Pasco-Hernando Community College, West Campus Stanford University

Campbell College

Indiana University East Kean College

North Lake College

Wharton, Texas Berea, Kentucky West Wichita, Kansas Lindsborg, Kansas

East Bartlesville, Oklahoma Brownsville-Amigos, Texas Papago, Phoenix, Arizona

Moraga Valley, Moraga, California Bay Ridge Narrows, Brooklyn, New Yor~

La Mesa & El Cajon Valley, CaliforniE Greater Tuscaloosa, Alabama

Penn Hills, Pennsylvania Seminole, Pennsylvania Alpine, Texas

Kingston, Jam~ica West Hernando, Florida

Greenwich Village, New York City Charles Town, West Virginia Spartanburg, South Carolina Spartanburg, South Carolina

West Pasco, New Port Richey, Florida Palo Alto, California

Dunn, North Carlina Richmond, Indiana Elizabeth, New Jersey Irving, Texas

f. Key Clubs completed:

Webster City H.S.

St. Thomas H.S.

Parkway South Senior H.S, Oswego H.S.

Lyons H.S.

William Knibb Memorial H.S.

Waukegan East H.S.

Brownsburg H.S.

Northrop H.S,

Stratford Central H.S.

Pekin Community H.S.

Darien H.S.

Schlarman H,S.

John F. Hodge H.S.

Holy Childhood Extension H.S.

Excelsior H.S.

Evanston Township H.S.

DePere H.S.

Mary Carroll H.S, Bloom Township H. S. · Saint Joseph Academy Osbourn H.S.

The Bronx H.S. of Science St. Catherine H.S.

Lennon Secondary School Denbigh Secondary School Lilbourn H.S.

John Dewey H.S, LaSalle Senior H.S.

Choteau H.S.

John Jay H,S.

Corbett H.S. ·

St. Augustine Academy Carroll H.S.

West End Christian H.S.

Gulfport H.S.

Sacred Heart H.S.

Sherman Indian H.S.

Burke H.S.

Cibola H.S.

Seagoville H.S.

John

H.

Linton Intermediate H.S.

Springville Griffith Institute H.S.

Garden Grove H.S.

San Pasqual H'.S.

Hales Franciscan H.S.

Norwood H.S.

Abilene Christian H.S.

Salmen H.S.

Rock Sound

H.S.

Ogemaw Heights H.S.

KIWAL'HS SPONSOR

Main Street, U.S.A., Webster City, IA Houston, TX

Creve Coeur, MO Oswego, NY Longmont, CO

Falmouth, Jamaica, W.I.

Waukegan, IL Brownsburg, IN

Little Turtle, Fort Wayne, IN Stratford, ON, Canada

Pekin, IL Darien, CT Danville, IL St. James, MO

North St. Andrew, Jamaica, W.I.

Evanston, Breakfast, IL DePere, WI

Six Points, Corpus Christi, TX·

Chicago Heights, IL DePere, WI

Man.1ssas, VA Riverdale,

NY

Spanish Town, Jamaica, W.I.

May Pen, Jamaica, W.I.

Lilbourn, MO

Coney Island, Brooklyn,

NY

LaSalle-Niagara Falls,

NY

Choteau, MI

Fishkill & Hopewell Junction,

NY

Columbia River Gorge, Corbett, OR Westshore, Lakewood, OH

Dayton, OH

Greater Tuscaloosa, AL

Gulfport, MS Plymouth, MA

Riverside-Arlington, CA Charleston, SC

Northwest Albuquerque, NM

Pleasant Grove, Dallas, TX Penn Hills, PA

Springville, NY

Greater Garden Grove, CA Escondido, CA

Hyde Park, Chicago, IL Norwood, OH

The Key City, Abilene, TX Slidell, LA

South Eleuthers, Bahamas West Branch, MI

University School of Nova University Westover Senior H.S.

Early H.S.

Jackson Academy

William Tennent Senior H.S.

Columbia City Joint H.S.

Swainsboro H.S ..

Christian Fenger H.S.

Lake Havasu H.S.

James Madison H.S.

Markesan H.S.

Great Bend Senior H.S.

John Tylel{ H..

S··~

c~

Harmon H. •.

s·,

Ha,zard H.S~

g. Incorporation of Kiwanis Club Foundations:

none

h. Cancelled meetings:

Milwaukie, Qregon

Hurstbor.ne, Louisville, Kentucky

i. District Bylaw Amendments

Eastern Canada and the C;:i.ribbean

West Broward-Plantation, FL Cape Fear, Fayetteville, NC The Pecan Valley, Early,

TX

Jackson, AL

Southampton, PA Columbia City,

IN

Swainsboro, GA

Roseland, Chicago, IL Lake Havasu City, AZ Cotton Bowl, Dallas,

TX

Markesan, WI

·Great Bend, KS Tyler~Rose City,

TX

Kansas City,

KS

Haza.rd, KY

Article XV, Section 3: - increase of dues for support of sponsored youth program

Japan

Complete set of bylaws adopted at organizational district convention Kentucky-Tennessee

Article X, Section

6 -

allows a lieutenant governor to represent at the district convention a club in his division not otherwise represented

Ar_ticle XII, Section 2(a) - change in time for electing lieutenant governors Article VII, Sections 3 & 4 - Circle K and Key Club Administrators

Michigan

Article VIII, Section 19 - creating an executive committee Montana

Article XV, Section 1 - increase in district dues New England

Article XII, Section 7 - change in time for electing lieutenant governors Article VII, Sections 3 & 4 - Circle K and Key Club Administrators

New York

Article VII, Sections 3 & 4 - Circle K and Key Club Administrators Article X, Section 9 - adding Circle K and Key Club Administrators as

delegates at large at a district convention

Article XII, Section 2 - election of lieutenant governors Article XII, Sections 3 & 4 - district nominating conference Article XIII, Section 3 - vacancy in office of lieutenant governor New Jersey

Article III, Section 1 - procedure on redivisioning by district board Article III, Section 4 - procedure on training incoming club officers Article IV, Secti0n 3 - definition of club not in good standing

Article V, Section 4(b) - duties of governor-elect Article V, Section 5 - incapacity of a district officer

Article VI, Sections 3 & 8 - meetings of the district board and the quorum for such meetings

Article VII and VIII - name and duties of current standing committees Article X, Section 4 - official call for district convention

Article X, Section 11 - allocating $1. 25 of per capita district dues to a district convention fund

Article XIII, Section 3 - vacancy in office of lieutenant governor Article XIII, Section 8 - vacancy in office of district secretary Article XVIII, Section 2 - appointment of a parliamentarian Pacific Northwest

Article VII, Section 1, and Article VIII, Section 12 - change of name and duties of former Committee on Finance and Fund Raising to Committee on Budget and Finance

Article VIII, Section 2 - bringing duties of Circle K Clubs Committee up to date

Article VIII, Section 21 - Circle K and Key Club Administrators Article X, Section

9 -

delegates at large at a district convention

Article XII, Section 2(a) - change in time for electing lieutenant governors Article XV, Section 1 - increase in district dues

Article XII, Section 4(h-2) - procedure on nominations for office of governor-elect

Article XII, Sections 1 & 4(c) - nominating conference Pennsylvania

Article V, Section 5 - combined offices of treasurer and secretary into one office of secretary-treasurer. Authorized changes in title

throughout the bylaws

Article VIII, Section 17 - procedures on submitting resolutions

Article IX, Section 3 - duties of Committee on Special Club Services

Article X - minor changes in convention procedure

Article XII, Section 2 - election of lieutenant governor and lieutenant governor-elect

Article XII, Sections 3 & 4 - division meetings at a district convention Article XVI, Section 1 - increase in district dues and bulletin subscription Western Canada

Article XV, Section 1 - increase in district dues West Virginia

Article V, Section 1 - combined offices of treasurer and secretary into one office of secretary-treasurer. Authorized changes in title throughout the bylaws

Article VII, Section 3 - Circle Kand Key Club Administrators

Article XII, Section 2(a) - change in time of electing lieutenant governors Article XV, Section 1 - increase in district dues

AUSTRALIA

1. That the Australia District adopt, as a matter of policy, at

· each annual convention, of a national or district programme which would be recommended to all constituent clubs for support in the insuing Kiwanis year; such programme as shall be adopted may be inextension of or in addition to the Kiwanis International Major Emphasis Programme for that year, further that the programme to be presented to the Annual Convention shall be recommended by the District Board of Trustees after consideration of all or any suggest- ions received from any Division Council not less than 90 days prior to the date of the next annual convention, or selected on

its own initiative.

2. That this Convention commend to all Clubs the monetary and/or personnel support in the ensuing year of the prin- ciple of Kiwanis Exchange of Youth (KEY) Programme for under-privileged children, co-ordinated on a District basis.

CALIFORNIA-NEVADA-HAWAII 1. The Kiwanis Family

An ever increasing bond of friendship and understanding between Kiwanis Clubs, Key Clubs, Circle K Clubs and Keywanettes is necessary and vital to greater achievement within th~ community.

Our sponsored youth groups are anxious to become involved in helping Kiwanis to achieve our objectives.

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED:

That Kiwanians constantly aim to strengthen the relationship with Circle K Clubs, Key Club.s, Keywanettes and other worth- while youth organizations within the community; that each involve the other in common projects and goals that will better serve the community.

2. Advertising of Pornographic Mater_ial

WHEREAS, The Pornographic Industry by its use of mass advertising has been able to bring its insidious mes sage into the Americnn Family home.

AND WHEREAS, such proliferation of advertisement of pornographic material is having a serious detrimental effect upon the morals of the country;

AND WHEREAS, the Los Angeles Times has joined Kiwanis in leading the way by its announced policy of refusing to accept advertisements of films of pornographic material,

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED:

That the California-Nevada-Hawaii District of Kiwanis International at its 57th Annual Convention commends the Los Angeles Times for its policy and encourages all other media to adopt similar policies refusing the advertisement of pornographic material.

CAROLINAS

1. A balanced Federal Budget

WHEREAS, Kiwanians have historically supported intelligent, aggressive, and serviceable citizenship; and

WHEREAS, there is pending legislation in Congress calling for a constitu- tional amendment to require a balanced federal budget; and

WHEREAS, President Jimmy Carter has indicated that his administration sees the possibility of a surplus by early 1980¹s

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Carolinas District of Kiwanis Interna- tional with approximately 9,600 members in some 180 clubs in the. states of

North Carolina and South Carolina fully supports the concept of a constitutionally required balanced federal budget except in times of national emergency and

urges all Senators and Representatives to give their full support to appropriate legislation to guarantee a balanced federal budget.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that a copy of this resolution be spread upon the minutes of this convention and the duplicate originals be forwarded to the Board of Trustees of Kiwanis International, all U. S. Senators and Representatives in North and South Carolina,

EASTERN CANADA AND THE CARIBBEAN CHILDREN WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES

WHEREAS the emphasis on the need for assistance to children with specific learning disabilities is no longer part of our Kiwanis International Major Emphasis .programme; and,

WHEREAS this assistance continues to be of urgent necessity in many places; therefore be it

RESOLVED that the Kiwanis Clubs of Eastern Canada and the Caribbean District be urged to continue working towards the implementation of special education for children with

specific learning disabilities wherever it is not being provided; and be it further

RESOLVED that the Kiwanis Clubs of Eastern Canada and the Caribbean District support and assist all government and other agencies in our District who participate in programmes of special education for children with

specific learning disabilities wherever such support and assistance may be desired and effective.

FLORIDA

1. Kiwanis Education - Violence on School Campuses

PREAMBLE: To quote from the preamble on resolutions to the House of Delegates to be presented on June 28, 1977, we find the words: - "We adopt resolutions because we believe in the reality of ideals. As an ideal we profess that an Object of every Kiwanis club is to 'To develop by precept and example, a more intelligent, aggressive, and service- a~le citizenship. ^{1 11}

WHEREAS, as Kiwanians interested in the total impact of ideas and ideals upon all segments of our society, we cannot help but be more than interested in what goes on upon our school campuses. If, as Kiwanians, we are looking to our schools for adequate and intelligent leadership, for our county and the world in the years which lie ahead;

and, ·

WHEREAS, if there are detrimental aspects of campus life to which we should give serious consideration and in which we should become involved;

and,

WHEREAS, we as Kiwanians are looking' for a world order in which peace and harmony will prevail with wars and all other kinds of violence banished from our society.

BE IT RESOLVED: That Florida District Kiwanis through the instrumentality of Kiwanis Education develop an educational program which will counter violence on our school campuses.

To further our concern on behalf of our youth that our schools send forth boys and girls of sound minds and bodies embodied with high ideals of dignity and human value we petition this body to develop some educational program which will effec- tively reach our youth. To this end it will mean the involve- ment of all Kiwanians in a far reaching, sustained effort to counsel parents, teachers and youth on goals which will bring out the best in our youth and thus minimize or wholly alleviate physical and all other forms of violence on our school campuses. Too many times violence is not controlled and innocent bystanders are involved and hurt. Such a program most certainly would be in keeping with the high ideals of Kiwanis and community service.

INDIANA

1. Look to the Past to Build for the Futuit'e

From the earliest days of Kiwanis, we have resolved, we have acted, we have built. We have built a great service organization; we have built better communities, better educational and charitable institutions;

we have built better opportunities for youth and the needy; and we have built human beings into finer citizens.

Our resolutions have inspired such challenging themes as:

Forward in Ki wan is Build as Free Men A Call to Leadership

Improve the Quality of Life Unite for Progress

Give of Yourself T ouch a Life1 Show -You Care

Lead the Way

These inspiring themes have highlighted the challenge to Kiwanians to accept their responsibility as citizens and to assume their full share of the burden of solving the problems facing mankind. Our reward has been a feeling of increased identity with our fellow men and a strength- ened will to serve.

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