Delegates to District Conference

Read By-laws of R.I. Article XI, section
7. "Sach member club in a district shall
select, certify, and send to the annual
district conference one elector for every
25 or major fraction thereof of its mem-
bers, provided that each member club in
the district shall be entitled to at
least one elector."

District Award

President Charles Wheeler has urged a
Presidents Award in every district to
the club which has made the most sig-
nificant achievement in promoting the
Ideal of Service in the four avenues

of service. This district governor with
the advice of the past district gover-
nors does not see how to judge in such

a difficult matter. But it will be
possible to decide

Attendance for the Year

which club has the highest rank for
attendance for the year since July l.

Attendance at Conference

which club has the largest delegation
based on man-miles in attendance at
the conference.

The district governor will name some
clubs which deserve special honors for
certain achievements.

All the Rotarians will be judges as
they visit the exhibit where a page
summary Will review the year's work of
each club. ‘Vill you all help judge
these. summaries, remembering that a
small club sometimes can have an out-.
standing year of fellowship and service.
Which club do you think deserves the
highest praise.

District Dues

For several years the Rotarians of the
district have agreed to the plan of each
Club sending a dollar per member to the
Conference Treasurer to pay the expenses
of the Conference. Send to Paul A. Love-
well, 1620 Mulvane, Topeka. Do not let
him need to write you.

Registration Fee

For years, Rotarians have paid three
dollars, and Anns two. It takes a
large part of this to pay for the
Monday luncheon and the Monday Banquet.

Fre-Registration

It will save you time to send in regis-
tration fees in advance. Hasiest for
the secretary to send a list of names
of Rotarians and their classification
together with a check for the fee for
all who are coming. Send this to

k. J. Zeidler, Baldwin, and an envelope
will be ready for you at Topeka with
your badge, official program, tickets
for luncheon and banquet, and other
information.

Two equal luncheons.

The Oskaloosa Rotarians have accepted
the task of Registration at the seat
of the Conference. They will divide
the tickets equally so that there will
be about the same number at each pro-
gram. If you wish to attend. another

‘luncheon than the one your ticket in-|

dicates, you will find some other
Kotarian who is willing to trade with
you. We urge each club to have some
representatives at each banquet, so
that you can report to your club the
messages of both speakers. Past
Governor Ambrose Johnston at the Jay-
hawk, and Dean Robert N. Bush of
Hmporia will both have inspiring
messages. ;

Latin American Student

This year we fell down on the support
of s Latin American student at a
college in our district. Do you wish
the district to pay $200.00 as before
for this cause. If you have a reso-
lution present it to Roy Luke, chair-
man of the Resolution Committee.