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Columbia Woman's Club supports new building for CWC President Dottie Julian read it to the women at last nights meeting of the Columbia Woman's Club and the women there voted to put this letter in the two newspaper and also on ColumbiaMagazine.com -Vonnie Kolbenschlag November 17, 2009 Here's Our Statement of Support The Columbia Woman's Club, a federated club, is part of a network of women's clubs throughout the United States and Internationally. Together we work on similar projects within our communities. One of our main endeavors is to support education. It is through education that people have gained a higher living standard and learned how to solve problems. There are many problems to be solved in this world. Chances are the problems will not be solved by people without an education. Children are eager learners, but their minds need resources and a stimulating environment, especially in today's world when new technologies are being developed at a fast pace. New school buildings can help children learn and help teachers teach. When teachers are so overwhelmed to meet the needs of each child, they need to know there is a supportive community that cares about education. One of those ways is by providing adequate buildings to teach in. A building that can no longer adequately be used for educating children reflects poorly on the kind of people who live in that community. Col. William Casey fought in the Revolutionary War that established this country. He and his wife, Jane, established the first permanent settlement in Adair (then part of Green) County. Casey was so adamant about learning, that he hired a teacher to come to his fort to teach. What would he think of a building bearing his name that has become inadequate for educating children? There are many ways to spend money. This tax for schools is one way - a very beneficial way, we believe. -Members of the Columbia Woman's Club This story was posted on 2009-11-18 17:08:58
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