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Show P4 May 27, 1969 DESERET NEWS, fashions HONG KONG May 28 thru 31 M Seniors Win Kesmemtf Grants CUSTOM TAILORED Silk Mohair, Worked Suits. Suits o' Topcoat, LADIES: Caihmer Swearers Bogs. $12 3 up. OUf school were sented This f' ifLT , SLAX 10 KCC dependents them achievements, adding, "Its a tremendous age, and you are tremendous people. I'm sure you're going to do a - - CO.T5, DK. iRTSCOCTAlL U ,c- - Br pCR-.i- 'your coode ofld fl1 MAD tJOl 1 i fes Miss Watts Miss Bowers Mr. Irving Miss Crapo Magna; Kathleen Ann Bow ers, Granite, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ager, at a luncheon Monday at the University Club, 136 E. The ovf . . v rJsPO RT VICUNATOPC awards by J. P. OKeefe, general man- were selected from about 80 applicants, with the four winners in the open category selected from about 160 applicants, KCC officials said. In presenting the awards, OKeefe praised the youths for of 41- Made 4St the year. i""a"?I!(lhof ".20 qoo V01" i ?AW'CS pre- South Temple. The recipients were selected on the basis of academic achievement, leadership and performance in extracurricular activities. Ten awards went to dependents of KCC employes, while four were presented to students in an open category initiated this 49 $70 I Bodd Fourteen graduating high seniors have been rained recipients of $300 colscholai-ship- s lege given by annually the Utah Copper Division, Kennecot Copper Corp. The scholars Now MEN'S: Isaiah M. Bowers Jr., 3598 Wendell Cr.; Jacqueline Gayle Coon, Cyprus, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Calvin C. Coon, 8666 W. 3150 South. Magna; Glen Woolsey Park, Cran-ltward of Raymond T. and John W. Park, 4098 S. 2nd est ; Valerie Ann Archibald, South, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reese T. Archibald, 35 Layton Ave.; Thomas Lee Irving, Bountiful, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivor L. Irving, 1418 S. 75 East, Bountiful; Randy Ray Nielsen, Murray, son ot Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Nielsen, 6403 S. 6th West, Midvale; and M. Scott Barnes, Kearns, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rodnev W. Barnes, 4781 S. 4340 West, Mr. Nielsen of Mr. and Mrs. Weldo W. Watts, East; Con Kio Kimura, Granger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hikaru Kimura, 5053 2888-23r- d Miss Wagner better job than our generation did. Winners of the dependent scholarship awards are: Elizabeth Jean Wagner, Highland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John V. Wagner, 1763 Laurel-hurDr.; Jeri Crapo, Olympus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. Crapo, 6291 Oakcrest Cr.; Dorothy Ann Rowberry, Cyprus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Darrell 8759 W. 3150 South, st James Row-berr- y, Barnes Mr. Park Stardust Dr.; Michael Dale Blackburn, Ogden, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. Dale Blackburn, 3517 Ectles Ave., Ogden; and Miss Archibald da Ken L Kay Me. Kimura sid MACKM FASHIONS Marianne Miya, Gearfield, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. to his 0 Royal Executive Inn 1 2 N. 2 r d W., Sait Lake City Saristrcfion Guaranteed 521-345- Kiyoshi Kersh Miya, 508 W. 300 North, Clearfield. tai wii 1 da i ho' START THIS SUMMER VITH GREAT PENNEY BUYS! e, Miss Itow berry Tar. da th( roc UUUU SAV3C rrrr UJLJ ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY Memorial Day Values! ( Pa W1 Me De Pt j' S&'is' un we 11, Ar Kearns. fill Scholarship recipients in the open category are: Debt a Ann Watts, Skyline, daughter Cr in Honor Medals Presented At SAR Congress In S.L. Two Freedoms Foundation Honor Washington were among many awards presented at the Sons of the American Revolution (SAR) Night Recognition 'Monday night in Hotel Utahs Empire Room. George Medals Utah Supreme Court Justice F. Henri Henroid presented the awards to Warren S. Woodward, Washington, DC, executive secretary of SAR and editor of the societys national magazine, and to the magazine itself. Walter G. Sterling, Houston, president general, accepted the medal awarded the magazine. Minute Man Awards, the highest given for outstanding service to SAR nationally, were presented to J. Neil Ar rington, New Jersey, J. Merle Brallier, Pennsylvania, Martin I. Stutler, and C. A. Walworth, both West Virginia. An absentia Minute Man award was given Thomas S. Illinois. National delegates are meeting in Salt Lake City for the 79tH annual SAR Congress. The group took a break from serious presentations Monday night to test the sense of humor of their national president, a Texan who was made "honorary Yankee. Another former Texan, President Lyndon B. Johnson, submitted his application last week for membership in the Woodnational organization, ward said. Other awards and winners Include: President Generals Cup Plaque, Saguaro Chapter, Sun City', Ariz.; Allene Wilson Graves Americanism Award, George Washington Chapter, Alexandria, Va.; Sen. Robert A. Taft Award, Pennsylvania Society Chapter; Colorado Arkansas Society; Award, Texas Society Award, South Dakota Society; Syracuse Chapter Award, Indiana and North Carolina societies. Ohio Society Award, Arthur G. Trimble Trophy, and Len Young Smith Award, all to Pennsylvania Society; SAR Magazine Cup, New Jersey, and Kentucky Cup, Arkansas Society. and little sister sportswear fashions I for cool summer comfort! Big Earlier Monday the delegates heard a letter from President Richard M. Nixon who sent his greetings to the national congress. 2-P- SHORT SETS - in oil the sunny colors girls go for! Get her several to mix around and about for an addition al summertime wardrobe. Pert solids, stripes, prints. enmem AfAYS FIRST QUALITY C. Sizes 3 to 6x HONOR THY GRADUATES! . .1.19 Sizes 7 to 14 .1.69 . PANT SHIFTS - in bright colors, easy-car- e fabrics that need almost no irnoing. Newest fashion item, in cool sleeve- less style, in clever designs girls will love. 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