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Show BPW hearsistrict report, make party plans By Caudace L. Kwing The Cedar City Business & Professional Womans' Club met for its regular dinner meeting at the Town & Country Restaurant, Wednesday, June 15, 1977. President Blanche LeBaron presided and introduced the guests. Two of the guests present were officers of the Southern District, Ann Marshall, Director, and Donna Morris, Secretary-Treasurer. Secretary-Treasurer. Ann reported on the District meeting held at Beaver, April 30, 1977, in which all "Women of the Year" in this area were recognized and the "Young Career Women" competed for the chance to represent the Southern District in the State, by giving a five minute talk on Responsibility. Respon-sibility. Ramona Oyler of Richfield was the winner. President Blanche read an invitation to the Cedar Club to attend an Hawaiian Luau given by the Zion BPW Club June 22, 1977 at LaVerkin. Reservations must be made by June 20, .with Helen Rogers, LaVerkin, Utah. Naomi Harrison, who attended the State Convention Con-vention in St. George, reported on it in which she said, in addition to the full scale meetings, she enjoyed the Open House because it afforded an opportunity to become acquainted with BPW members from other clubs. Also she said a bid for next years convention con-vention was made by Salt Lake City and Midvale. Florine Adams, Chairman of our project committee, discussed the awarding of our scholarship to SUSC. This has been one of our club projects for a number of years, to give a scholarship to a Cedar City School student to attend SUSC. The Niki Club at Cedar High School is sponsored by our BPW Club. Two Niki Club members were chosen to receive it. A complete scholarship is $300 but the committee decided to divide it between two students, because each one had received some help from the High School and this additional ad-ditional money made it possible for them to attend SUSC. Those receiving it were Janice Petty and Kathy Leany. Niki Club sponsored a public meeting on International Womens' Year at Cedar High which was attended by many BPW members. Two members, Pauline Nelson and Naomi Harrison recieved the Triple Heart Award from the State Federation for bringing in three new members. The club received eleven awards, which was the third highest in the State. |
