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Show , -6- population explosion in Tooele, With the lark at If town iban but thY our Irganization fasatch Club We have had bave. ever in our -- oany of our members have had to it has been difficult to attend meetings out Saturdays evening meetings and officers meetings have been better attended nights and So on more community. Susanna Mae new members in B.P.W. than any other Grua, President a most interesting year. We do not disband for the enjoy summer parties. Our installation of officers in June ollowed a lovely garden supper at the home of Joh Trimble, with Arvilla King In July we bad a joint meeting with the Tooele iervtng as installing officer. This is a summer activity that we have carried out for several lub at Tooele. real"s, alternating the place of meeting and giving much pleasure to members of Our August meeting was a chicken-box-supper in the president's ro th clubs. rden, and after the supper we discussed plans for the year's rograms. Wasatch Club has had mcation months} but the We have stressed gaining of new information as our goal and we have tried plan in the programs too t ha ve been developed. In the field of World Affa irs 1 we have enjoyed films and lectures on South America md on Mexico; we devoted one evening to a study of the specialized agencies of the United Nations,; and we bad one evening in Vlhich every member participated by iving a brief talk on one of the newly independent countries of Africa, and follo'Wing this with a revieVl of Robert Ruark's factual novel on Kenya, "UHURU" :!j_vic Participation has brought us programs on legisle tiOD, re -appor tdonment and , need for a coroner's law, as well as nev developments with regard to wa ter Also in February, we held the International Candle ceremony, as we have done in past CO 'Work accord ing to Na tiona 1 tI . years , Our April meeting Vl111 be devoted to Mental Health and election of officers. vlay will give us a study of 'Wornanpower in Utah. June will be our i.nstallation and 'We hope to have several new members joining us then. We feel that the year has been a good one and that a.l1 of the programs have given to each member a real satisfaction in personal development. Vernal Club -- Evelyn Slaugh, Acting President for Ethel G. Broun Once again another club President Ethel G. Brown year is almost finished. started the 1962-63 year doing her very best to make this a successful and out standing one. Ho'Wever, ill health forced her to turn the gavel to her first vice-president. We have tried to carryon and complete things as Ethel would have them done, but VIe have sorely missed her and we hope that she may be able 'to be active in her club soon again. of The Vernal club stabilized in its membership We have high hopes this year. Vernal is really a increasing OUr membership considerably this next year. growing city and there are many potential B.P.W. members little harder to let these women -- we just must YJork a know what is available for them. ?ur club 'Was the representative organization again for the Christmas Seal campa 19I1 for Uintah County Although the bull of the work VIa s ta ken over by the State t-ributed to the d ri ve our . Organization, our club has two members on the State TB Board and all con • We again sold and took orders for fruit cakes, the proceeds of which go to to help pay for our delegate to Girl's State. Rheumatic Fever Fund and |
