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State Convention May Calendar President's Thots (Dee Lum) Announcements Delegates to Convention Diamond Head News Public Relations - Report on PR Workshop (Nancie Perea) Susie Orient Program Questionnaire Voter Scope Aloha Voter - Annual Report (Sally Vernon) Finance Committee - Annual Report (Edna Shoup) Membership Committee - Annual Report (Maury Maunch) Publications - Annual Report (Myrne Blomquist) Public Relations - Annual Report (Nancie Perea) Unit Coordinator - Annual Report (Marian Wilkins) Voters Service Committee - Annual Report (Claudia Patil) Planning Study Committee - Annual Report (Diane Hastert) Representative Government - Annual Report (Barbara Nobriga) International Relations - Annual Report (Melvia Kawashima) Foreign Trade Page Foreign Policy - Trade (Melvia Kawashima) Foreign Policy Association's "Great Decisions" ... wrap-up for 1973 (Barbara Wiebenga) |
Aloha Voter - Annual ReportOur goals for this year were set from membership input and included the following: More clarity -- information to enable pulling of pages for filing, colored pages, numbered pages, more white paper. New format -- 2 columns, better use of front page. Usage of ongoing graphics for recognition -- not only for repeated items but to highlight and draw attention to "new" information. Encourage deadlines and have paper to members on first day of month -- try to allow for the mechanical "hang-ups". Establish ongoing columns, i.e. "Presidents thots", "Susie Orient", "Community Page". Set reports by areas -- local, state and national. The bulletin itself determined how successful we were in meeting those goals. The cooperation of many Leaguers went into each month's product from news input to mail out and my appreciation and compliments go to the following: Dee Lum, who gave support and suggestions and who always was available when we needed reinforcement, Jane Ball, a true assistant editor, always ready to assist and always keeping her wit and humor available for "those bad moments, Mildred Walston, Betty Paige, Dorothy Murdock, Mary Jo Kent and anyone else who "jumped in" and joined an able group that took over after printing and "put"" the Voter in the mail. Ruth Snyder, the lady who was always on hand to rescue us when in distress. All the "reporters" who kept the news coming in. These two years have been most valuable to me. As editor I have learned about League, its many areas of talent and tremendous efforts, and about "people", not only very capable people, but very cooperative people. Sally Vernon |
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