Iron County Record | 1965-12-02 | Page 9 | Tests in Homemaking Offered Senior Girls at Cedar High

Tests in Homemaking Offered Senior Girls at Cedar High A 50-minute knowledge and attitude examination which deals with the duties and rewards in homemaking in today's society will be offered senior class girls at the Cedar City High School Tuesday, Dec. 7. The girls will be among more than a half million others in approximately ap-proximately 15,(XX) of the nation's na-tion's public, pri 'ate and parochial paro-chial high schools who have enrolled en-rolled In the 1966 Betty Crocker Search for the American Home-maker Home-maker of Tomorrow, sponsored by General Mills. At stake are awards ranging from attractive pins for each school winner to $110,000 in scholarships for state and national winners. Cedar High School winners also al-so will have their examination papers entered in state competition. competi-tion. The highest ranking state Homemakers of Tomorrow will then receive $1,500 scholarships. Their schools will be presented sets of Eucyclopedia Britannica by Encyclopedia Britannica, Inc. State runners-up will receive $500 scholarships.