Discussions at this annual meeting of the Canadian Association for Adult Education (CAAE) centered on the nature and function of the CAAE itself and on the setting of priorities. A paper dealt with political involvement by the CAAE; another raised questions on membership and member participation. Discussion following the chairman's address on the CAAE were divided between aims and objectives and the problem of financial support. The President's report reviewed CAAE activities during the previous year, including organizational growth, a Kellow Foundation grant, achievements in public policy areas, and growing financial problems. Reports were also given by the Public Affairs Committee, the Voluntary Action Committee, and the Library and Information Service, as well as on the North American Conference on Adult Education, the disbanding of the Joint Planning Commission, and other matters. (ly)