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Show 17 ehorter members at Morgan. Not to be outdone, Logon sponsored a group of 28 love Iy ladies in Cache Valley. These new clubs are indeed an asset to our State and Nationo I Federations. The dignity, charm, and enthusiasm of these women shou ld have a marked effect on a II members. The insta fiction of their officers was one of the highlights of the yecr+-such genuine wcrmth prevailed. We are delighted to have them [oin us and expect big things from them. Three of our members [oined the select "Gold Cord Holders" in our National Federation. This achievement reflects dl ligent and continuous effort in our Plan for Progress. Fifteon new members were brought into BPW by De lone Petersen, lie Aherns of Logon and Jessie Orser of Bountiful. Gals,. we solute you! We, as women united in our BPVV Federation, can achieve any goal we desire. The let us seek out worthy future belongs to us, but we must realize we are building it today and their affiliation seek wifh our hand of the them extend genuine freindship women, much we have much to give. Membership is the to have offer; organization. They responsibi lity of each individua I club member. Let us make it a paramount goa I to share .. it with someone during 1968-69. It has been a stimulating and rewording experience to visit the various clubs and share activities with you this year. Thank you so very much for the priv.i lege. We Astro ii 115 doff our space he lmets to our worthy skipper, President. Jean Fox, and sa lute her for charting our course with wcrmth , Iyalty, and understanding. It has been a pleasure to serve oboerd her space craft. Frieda Bond BYLAWS Since the bylaws of the Utah State Federation had been completely revised in 1967, emphasis this last y'ear was placed on having each Business and Professlono J \Nomen's Club of ttie State take a look at its own -bylaws. As State Bylaws Chairman, I contacted and urged each club to revise, amend, change, or do whatever wcs necessary to have its bylaws compctlbla with the State Bylaws. As of this date, I have received replies from 12 clubs, and these clubs are to be congratulated on the work they hlve done. All the bylaws received represent a great deal of work; some were fine [ust as they were sent in, others needed very minor changes, and sti II others needed more. It was the desire of the Bylaws Committee to have each club with revised bylaws by convention time, but I fee I that response from some 44 1/% of the clubs represents a fine start for next year's bylaws chairman. 5/15'10 * Vi Southard NATIONAL FOUNDATION 1967-69 was Birthday Year for the clubs in Utah and the National Federation. Parties were he ld, information dispensed, and enthusiasm engendered for the Foundation. Three mailings went out to every club president or Foundation chairman in the State, erycouraging financia I support for the Foundat·ion. Eight clubs responded with a total of :;;90.73 in gifts. Four clubs appointed Foundation Chairmen. The State Federation has the set of slides, 'lfhe Foundation Story", which is avai fable for club use for cost of transportation .. |
