Iron County Record | 1965-04-29 | Page 12 | Top Club Members Attend State Confab

Top Club Members Attend State Confab The Tops Club's annual State Recognition Day was held in Salt Lake City April 24th at the Prudential Pru-dential Federal Saving's Building. Build-ing. Theme for this year's event was "The Key to Happiness." Among the activities on the agenda agen-da were an awards ceremony and a lecture by Mrs. Winifred Jor-dine, Jor-dine, food editor for the Deseret News. It was reported at the confab that out of 30 state clubs, there had been a total loss of 5,967 pounds (nearly 3 tons). Mrs. Orpha Taylor, who had lost 85 pounds, was crowned the State Queen. The Cedar City club and some local members also received special spe-cial recognition. The "Walking Stick" award was given to the Cedar City group for the second year in a row for having traveled the farthest number of miles to the confab. . Kalhryn Jones, Jocal club president, was honored as a Chapter Queen for having lost the most weight In her club. Three ladles, Mary Nickels, Joyce Bryant Bry-ant and Phyllis Wood, received their Keep Off Pounds Sensibly award. Phyllis Wood also won 2nd place winner in the state division di-vision 5 group. Cedar City club members who attended th Recognition Day were Betty Schoppman, Jane Munford, Sherrt Sorenson, Thel-ma Thel-ma LovelL Penny Rich, Gertrude Reese, Joyce Stephens and Jen-'nle Jen-'nle Matheson. I .