History of Utah Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, Inc., volume IV, July 1962 - June 1965

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Western BPW Leaders Meet for Conference Approximately 150 s tat e directors district officers, and presidents of the club Business and Professional Women's Clubs of Arizona, Colorado, I d a h 0, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming are expected at the Hotel Utah this week­ end. They will attend a leader­ ship conference, sponsored by the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, Inc. This is one series of confer. being held simultane­ of ences a ously in strategic areas. "Achieve Through Leader. ship" is the theme of the conference which Will fea­ ture the appearance of Mrs. M. Ford of Sherman Dorthy Oaks, Cali!., second vice pres- ident of the 170;-000 member Mrs; National Federation. Ford 'is a consultant in busi­ ness and distributive educa­ tion for the Los Angeles County Schools, and has ex­ tensive. experiences as a busi­ woman, educator and lecturer in the I personnel ness fields. Other members of the eon­ ference team are Miss Ruby G. Sills, Washlngton, D.C., executive director of the na­ tional organization, and Miss S a ran Jane Cunningham, McCook, Neb., national legis. lation chairman. The conference will open Friday at 8 p.m., with a brief visual presentation of the Federation's a c com p I i s h­ ments, and continue through Sunday n 0 0 n. ----_""".".