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11 R.I. Bar J. 1 (1962-1963)

handle is hein.barjournals/ribj0011 and id is 1 raw text is: ll~.. -It VOLUME XI, NO. 1 OCTOBER 1962 PROVIDENCE. R. I. SUBSCRIPT ION $1 .00 Annually Published Monthily Oc tober through June INSTRUCTIONS TO COMMITTEES * Legislative Programs Page 3 * ABA Meeting Page 4 0 Judicial Conference Training Program Page 4 0 Supreme Court Case List and Digests Page 13 Editor-in-Chief Ralph P. Semonoff STA ,AR LAW UBRARY OCT 12 d2 This year when Chairmen of Standing and Special Committees of our Bar Association receive their letters of appointment from President Francis J. O'Brien. they will also receive the material which is reproduced below. The material is a condensed picture of our Association, its mechanics, and the scope of its activities. Members of the Association should find it of great in- terest whether they are a member of a committee or not. It should be kept as a reference should a member have a need to know what committee may give him help, or to what committee he might be able to offer help. MEMORANDUM To: All Chairmen of Committees of the R. I. Bar Association. From: The President of the R. I. Bar Association. You have been appointed to a com- mittee chairmanship because of your interest in the Rhode Island Bar As- sociation and in the profession in gen- eral. The work of our Association can only be done in direct proportion to the interest of its members. This interest must be stimulated by leader- ship and organization. You have been appointed chairman of your particular committee because of your interest and ability in the particular field covered by it. Herein are some special instructions and information of vital importance to you and the success of our program. Use this information as a Manual. Supplement it with your own imagina- tion and planned work. Your special attention is called to the instructions for the Public Rela- tions Committee and how these in- structions tie in with your committee work. Thank you for accepting this im- portant task in behalf of the legal profession. Sincerely, President Francis J. O'Brien MEMORANDUM R. I. Bar Association Organization, Officers and Committees (1962-1963) Your Rhode Island Bar Association was organized in 1898 and due to its need for headquarters and staff to handle its increased activities, it was incorporated as a non-business cor- poration in November, 1957. Membership is voluntary and is open to all members of the Rhode Island Bar in good standing. Article IV of the By-Laws provides for the following officers: President. President Elect, Vice President, Secre- tary, and Treasurer. Also provided for is an Executive Committee, consisting of a Chairman and four other mem- bers, the officers, and the immediate past president ... a total of eleven members. (Continued on Page 7) (See Page 19 for details) R. 1. BAR ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEETING TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1962 AT 4:00 P.M. Colony Motor Hotel 1150 Narragansett Blvd., Cranston ANNUAL DINNER 6:30 P.M.

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