Iron County Record | 1974-01-17 | Page 6 | BPW Club Enjoys January Meeting

BPW Club enjoys January meeting The Cedar City Business & Professional Women's Club held its regular dinner meeting at the Town and Country Restaurant Restaur-ant Wednesday evening. It was well attended in spite of snow and cold weather and was presided pre-sided over by Naomi Harrison, Vice President. Three new members were welcomed into the club by Marjorie Durand, Chairwoman of the Membership Committee, and presented with framed membership plaques. They are Eda Maxfield, Blanche LeBaron, and Sharon Clark. Two other new members who could not be present are Mary Lee Bradley Brad-ley and Penney Peterson. Carta Hulet presented Victor K. Isbell and his wife Cecilia. Mr. Isbell is a professor at Southern Utah State College and teaches classes in Marketing Market-ing and Business Administration. Administra-tion. He has a degree in Psychology Psy-chology and a Masters from BYU in Business Administration. Administra-tion. His message was that before be-fore Investment of any kind, one should review his or her financial affairs with regard to Life Insurance, Pension Plan, Social Security, Outside Business, Busi-ness, Taxes, and Savings Account. Ac-count. All investment carries the risk of loss of principal or hope of gain. Neola Brown, Director of the