Editor's Corner
by Mike Keithley

Welcome to the summer issue of the Blind Californian.

Our conference and convention doesn't happen until early June this year, so we won't know what went on there in these pages until the fall. But I'm looking for the two- or three-person perspective like last year's convention report. It sure underscores the value of two or more views of the same event.

We find President Wilkinson wearing two hats, serious and teen-age ish. Most entertaining! Plus we have a great profile of the East LA chapter and Alice Turner's first report as co-chair of the Governmental Affairs Committee. And if you're contemplating entering the guide dog style, check out Susan Glass' "14 things I Wish I Knew Before Getting A Guide Dog."

Interested in reading free books? You'll love Deborah Armstrong's meticulously detailed descriptions of how to do this.

The Publications Committee has established the "CCB-writers," a group of people interested in writing to carry on the work of CCB. Wanna join? send an email to ccb-writers+subscribe@groups.io. There will be monthly teleconferences, and the next one is slated for June 26 at 7:30 PM. Contact Publications Committee chair Linda Porelle for more info.

So find a peaceful time and read the summer BC!