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Show Final Plans Completed For Utah J. C. C. Convention Slated For Cedar City, Aug.30, 31, Sept. 1 This will be the third time Utah Jaycees liave been hosts to the national na-tional president during their state conventions since the organization of the state group at Pinecrest Inn in 1936, and we can assure Walt that the Utah boys sincerely appreciate the effort he has made in arranging arrang-ing to attend the Utah state meet. Meanwhile. Chairman E. W. Mac-farlane Mac-farlane and his committee members have everything planned for the Cedar City meeting, and final approval ap-proval of the detailed program by state officers Is expected to be completed com-pleted this week. Negotiations are still underway with one or two of the outside speakers, but definite announcement on the completed list will be made by August 10, Mr. Mac-farlane Mac-farlane reports. Registration of delegates will begin be-gin a 1 p. m. Saturday, August 30. In El Escalante Hotel lobby, and the annual convention will X'-'t underway with a meeting of the awards committee, headed by Tom Cardon, at 7:30 p. m. A pre-con-vention dance and get-acquainted party Is scheduled for 8:30 p. m. in the hotel ballroom with special entertainment en-tertainment numbers being prepared. Sunday, August 31, will see the convention In full swing with meetings meet-ings of the state board of directors, direc-tors, awards, credentials and resolutions resolu-tions committees at 8:30 a. m. in the convention hotel. The opening general session cf the sixth annual state convention will convene in the Parks Theatre at 10 a. m. Sunday with Vice Piesi-dent Piesi-dent T. Wayne Woodland of Wil-lurd Wil-lurd presiding. After greetings from Mayor II. H. Lunt of Cedar City, and President J. Dean Fisher of the host club, the convention keynote key-note address, "The Young Man Today," To-day," will be given by Meredith Wilson, professor of history and social science at Brlgham Young University. President Tom Barker and State Secretary Shirley Ne-becker Ne-becker will make their annual reports re-ports at this opening session, and the invocation will" be offered oy David L. Sargent, president of the Parowan LDS. Stake. President Finke will be the featured fea-tured speaker at the noon luncheon lunch-eon in the hotel banquet room, with President Barker presiding. Another general session is scheduled for 2 p. m. in the Parks Theatre with Vice President Ron Wiscombe presiding. pre-siding. Junior Chamber Internal affairs will receive attention of speakers and discussion leaders at the afternoon after-noon session. Those who have passed out of the picture officially, In other word3, the "old timers," will assemble at the Silver Leaf Inn at 4 p. m. Sunday Sun-day for the annual "Old Timers' " party. Sunday night's convention entertainment feature will be one we'll all remember, when the local Jaycees present "The Drunkard." directed by Grant Redford with Durrell Corry In charge as "bouncer." Presentation of project awards by Cpmmittee Chairman Tom Cardon Car-don and an address by Attorney General Grover Giles will feature the Monday noon luncheon. The annual election meeting is set for 2 p. m. at which time final committee com-mittee reports and selection of the 1942 convention city will be made. At 5 p. m. the convention will leave for Zlon national park for a sightseeing sight-seeing tour and the annual inaugural inau-gural banquet and dance. President Presi-dent Barker will preside at the banquet and Dr. Russell Frazler of Bingham Is slated for an address. |
