T-0 TODAY Volume 6 No. 1
Caring . .. Life's Magic
October 1980
Fall Leadership Conferences Set for Oct. North Zone Wichita Falls The North Zone Fall Leadership Conference is scheduled for October 24-26 in Wichita Falls. The conference will be held at the Downtown Holiday Inn and the cost will be $25 per person, for registration, plus $8 per night for hotel accomidations. Contact Dale Stovall at 4201 Cedar Elm, Apt. B275, Wichita Falls, TX 76308 for more information. A Halloween dance will kick off the conference on Friday night, and awards will be given for the best costumes. On Saturday, workshops will be held, as well as a picnic lunch in Lucy Park, and a leyball tournament will end the evening, £his Conference promises to be one of the most exciting Circle K events this fall, so make plans to be there.
South Zone LaGrange The South Zone Fall Leadership Conference will be held October 31 through November 2 at Camp Lonestar in La Grange. Registration, including room and board will be $55· For more information contact Mike Schroeder at Box 133 Blinn College, Brenham, TX 77833· The conference at Camp Lonestar will begin at 8:00pm on Friday night with a special Halloween costume dance, Games, costumes, thrills, and chills will be the order of the evening<!!
Saturday's agenda will include exciting training sessions, officer's sessions, and a program on the dynamics of leadership. A spectacular South Zone volleyball tournament will be held in the evening, so get your team together!
Cook & Lindstrom Win Elections At International Convention
Circle K International added two Texans to its incoming board this August at the International Convention in Phoenix, Arizona. Jim Cook was elected to the office of International Secretary and Eric Lindstrom was elected to the office of International Vice-President. Cook is a member of the Northlake College Circle K club and Lindstrom hails from the Texas Tech Circle K club. Blinn College and Midwestern University both brought trophies home from the 25th":3ilver Jubilee" Convention. Blinn won recognition in the Achievement contest, while Midwestern took the honors in the Single Service category and was also honored for their exr l.lent scrapbook. :im Henderson, from Blinn, won first place in the Oratory contest. Mike Willingham and Clark Haley were also honored when they recieved the J. N. Emerson award for outstand-
ing service as Lt~ Governors. There were 52 delegates present from the Texas-Oklahoma District of Circle K International, making T-0 the fourth largest group in attendance. The total attendance at the Convention was 920.