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Show 6 well as what fields are needed at the present time. thus helping ourselves through Let us really become a service club by helping others satisfaction of having accomplished our Federation objectives. - $lfAlrlE <O>lFIFII<CIEIR$ H. Anne Kidd FIRST VICE PRESIDENT It was a very beneficial and outstanding experience for your first vice president and see so to attend her first National Convention in Washington, D. C., last July were We Federation. the roles throughout proud of many women serving in leadership of it To members. our of course, all, top State delegation and the participation our National as State immediate our President, was the selection of Frances Lenox, past Pe rsona I Deve I opme n t Cha i rma n • Our program year began on a note of urgency with the cha Ilenges that Nationa I President Helen Lesl ie issued in her acceptance speech when she DARED us to SHARE, to SPEA K OUT, to SERVE, and to HAVE FAITH. The vor ious phases of the PLAN FOR II SAY "YES program were presented at the Fa II Board Meeting by the three PROGRESS Persona I Development; .Jucnito chairmen: Violet Southard very capable State program World Affairs. Vi Southard's skit on Perkes Civic Participation; and Dorcas Roberts II was most effective; and the suggestions, ideas, and information offered in a "Ski II Bank - - - - the other two areas were most timely and well worth utilizing. After the general session, additional discussion was carried on in the workshop where ideas were shared by club members as well as the chairmen. Again, at all the Fall District Conferences, an effort was made to impress upon the membership the programming suggestions offered by National and to encourage the planning process where goals are set and records kept to see that they are reached. Unfortunately, the Criteria Club Program was not accepted for the Utah Federation unti I the Nationa I Board Meeting wh ich was held after our own Fa II Board Meeting. How to participate. ever, it was stressed at the District Conferences, and clubs were urged Further c larifi cation and encouragement were attempted through correspondence. Ten clubs did come through with their goals for qualifying, and we are looking forward to the more reports of their accomplishments. This is a continuing program; by now all clubs are the in 100% will aware of what is involved; so it is anticipated that Utah participate Criteria Club Program in the coming year and qualify for National recognition as well as on a State leve I. Another pleasant task was to report at the Fall Board Meeting on the Young Career Woman program conducted at National Convention, and it is with keen anticipation that in Atlanta next summer. we approach the selection of the young lady to represent Utah |
