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Show IIL_R_E_P_O_R_T_O_F_B_Y_-_L_A_W_S_C_H_A_IR_M_A_N REPORT __ During the past two years, 24 clubs have revised th.eit by-laws to correspond with the State by-laws. Getting by-laws whipped into shape has been a tedious job for all concerned and I appreciate the help and support I have had in my endeavor for each club to have up-to date by-laws. Brigham City Business and Professional Women's Club started its year with a summer picnic. New officers were in charge of this affair. Special guests were our State Dairy Princess and Box Elder Dairy Princess. One new clu b has been chartered and of course, its by laws were approved before the charter was granted. With this new club, the Utah Federation will have 30 District summer picnic was held in Logan. This is al State officers gave highlights on a fun time. National Convention. They gave us some very interesting facts on dairy and health. ways clubs. Septem ber meeting under direction of Joyce Harmon (Personal Development) a book review by our Librar ian LePreal Wight. Special attention was made to our project of the year. The possibility of purchasing a Bird Machine (Respirator) for the Pioneer Memorial Nursing Home. One change has been suggested for the State By-laws and each club has been notified of the proposed change. This will be voted on at the State Convention in Ogden. Being By-laws Chairman has been challenging and a time consuming job but I have enjoyed the work and it has been a rewarding experience in working with our State President and in meeting other state officers and chairmen. Everyone has been most cooperative with me and my requests and without your support, the by law changes could not have been accomplished. I sin cerely appreciate all the help and assistance I have re meeting was Legislation. Sheryl Bronson, chairman, invited Milton Weilenmann to speak. All October the ladies clubs in Northern Utah were invited. Sena tor Bennett had been invited to speak also, but could not attend. Special project of the purchase of the Bird Machine made. This was done with the Soroptimist Club as a joint project. These machines cost around $900. We feel as a club this was a very worthwhile project. was ceived. Frieda Bond, State By-laws Chairman November brings us to our membership meeting Jessie Nelson, chairman, invited our Past State Presi dent and National Committee Membership, Miss H. I Anne Kidd, to speak. She gave our club some very interesting facts on membership and many new . . PROPOSED CHANGE TO UTAH STATE BY-LAWS SUBMITTED BY LOGAN B.P.W. CLUB, , ideas.; FEBRUARY 3, 1969 Christmas party. Alberta I Valentine, chairman, presented a fine program with lots of fun and relaxation for all members attending .. In December we had ARTICLE VIII, Section 5 f PRESENT BY-LAWS nominating committee shall meet at the call of the president not later than the first day of the con President First vice president Second vice president Recording secretary Treasurer Chairman of the nominating committee PROPOSED CHANGE TO BY-LAWS The nominating committee shall meet at the call of the president not later than the first day of the annual state convention, and shall prepare a list of two ot- more nominees for each of the following offices; President First vice president Second vice president Recording secretary . Treasurer Chairman of the nominating committee. ' I The vention, shall prepare a list of one or more nominees for each of the following offices; our . January was World Affairs, with Mary Humphrey as chairman. We had the honor to have Dr. Phyllis Snow speak on women in various countries and our United] States. This was a very enlightening program. We, as a club, are going to correspond with a club in England of the same size as our club. This is being done in con- nection with World Affairs and we hope to keep this: project as a continuing one. February plans were made by Pauline Chatterton to I from Salt Lake City to speak on have a speaker Mental Health. - ; SChoolS Our letters have gone out to all business and for a young Career Woman. Joyce Frisby will man this project. chair-! bl Plans were made for a Prayer Breakfast in April and n our annual scholarship award to be given to a higl1111 school girl. ij: gaichair{ ne This has been a fast moving year and we have four new members. My special thanks to all the have made this possible. men and all others that ,1 1 Elva Pierson, Presidents to |
