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Background Note

Preferred Citation:

Salt Lake Sertoma Club Records, ca. 1965-1972, Utah State Historical Society.

Acquisition Information:

Donated by Sertoma Club

Restrictions on Use

The Salt Lake Sertoma Club Records are the physical property of the Utah Historical Society, Salt Lake City, Utah. Literary rights, including copyright, may belong to the authors or their heirs and assigns. Please contact the Historical Society for information regarding specific use of this collection.

Processing Information:

Collection processed by staff

Finding aid compiled by staff

Finding aid edited by Linda Thatcher, 2000

Collection cataloged by Linda Thatcher, 1999 (RLIN ID: UTSX99-A160).

Finding aid encoded for the World Wide Web by Craig Ringgenberg, 2000.

Separations

Photographs have been removed to Mss C 650.

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Miscellaneous club information

1

1

Salt Lake Sertoma Club nominees for Service to Mankind Award, 1965-1969

1

2

The Sertoman, April-May 1966

1

3

The Salt Lake Sertoman, 1966-1967

1

4

Sertoma's Freedom Kit

1

5

Sertoma Banc Kit

1

6

Miscellaneous correspondence, publications, press releases

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Salt Lake Sertoma Freedom Essay Program

1

7

List of entrants, contest rules, miscellaneous clippings and correspondence, 1965-1966

1

8-13

"What must I do to prepare for responsible citizenship in the United States of America?," Salt Lake Sertoma Freedom Program, essay contest, 1965-1966

2

1-2

"What must I do to prepare for responsible citizenship in the United States of America?," 1965-1966

2

3

List of finalists, announcement, 1967; "A Patriot's Message," by Governor Calvin L. Rampton, 22 February 1967, miscellaneous correspondence

2

4-9

"The Law: Servant and Master," 1967

2

10

1968; list of entrants and finalists, miscellaneous correspondence

2

11

Patriot's Day Address by Supreme Court Justice Tom C. Clark, 22 February 1968; biographical sketch, correspondence regarding speaking engagement, 10 May 1967 - 8 April 1968; Justice Clark's address [carbon copy]

2

12-13

"The law and those who enforce it are my best friends," 1968

3

1-3

"The law and those who enforce it are my best friends,"1968

3

4

Copy of Freedom Banquet address by Mr. Marion D. Hanks, 18 February 1969, list of entrants, 1969

3

5-12

"A belief in God is fundamental to the American way of life," 1969

4

1

"A belief in God is fundamental to the American way of life,"1969

4

2

List of finalists and semi-finalists, Freedom Banquet address by L.H. Curtis, 27 February 1970, miscellaneous newspaper clippings, 1970

4

3-8

"The Constitution makes each citizen a full partner in government. How may I as an apprentice partner in the biggest economic enterprise in the world prepare myself for a full and meaningful partnership in the government of the United Stated of America?," 1970

4

9

List of finalists and semi-finalists, 1971

4

10-12

"Why do some Americans take their priceless heritage for granted when multitudes knock at our doors for admission and only a few are admitted?," 1971

5

1

Program, Freedom Banquet schedule of events, list of entrants, miscellaneous correspondence, 1972

5

2-5

"How I plan to preserve America," 1972

5

6

Schedule of events, contest rules, score sheets, news releases, list of finalists, semi-finalists, school districts and judges, miscellaneous, 1973

5

7-10

"The United States of America Needs Me," 1973

5

11

"What it means to me to be a citizen of the United States of America," undated

5

12

Miscellaneous essays, undated

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Scrapbooks

6

Three scrapbooks [Located in Oversize Mss B Collection]