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Show 44 Oui86 N. 8lanthom TOOELE Vouthpower h"""'cEn Obi- club partiCipated in the Central Oh North Central DistriCt Youikpower-USX Conference ot the University of Utah and anang&i 'for four students from the Dugway High School end six from the Tooele High School to 9ttertEl. Th students were pleased with the day's activities and praised highly the efforts of chairman Florine Fowler. .' Richcrds, TAD Commander Addresses Groue 1n October Colonel Rolph J. Jri, who heads the most important ammunition stotoge end shipping center west of the Mississippi, spoke to the club on "Interests of Our Community". TAD, which has continually enlarged since its wartime establishment, employs many of the Tooele Club members. S.ugar House Club guests and state officers were in attendance as we II as two candidates for the State legis lature from T OOG Ie County. Contributions. Donotions were made to the Rheumatic Fever Fund and Cancer. The Club co-sponsored with the American Legion a girl to attend Girls' State at the University in logar:-. a , Fund-Raising Drives. Finance chairman, Dorothy Gillespie, successfully promoted candy and rummage sa Ie wh ich netted $248.80 for the club treasury. Develo;ent. Personal At the instance of Vera Young, chairman, a Young Career Woman was sponsored. e was fV\ory Colbath, a graduate of the University of Utah Law Schoo I and preSently Assistant Attorney Genera I of the State of Utah. . Scholarship. A $100 scholarship will go to a deserving ooele,High School senior who plans to enter a profession or vocation. Tooele County was spotlighted- in cptlot project to improve the image of vocationa I trades and to deve lop scholorsh ips as a means of 'encouraging young people to enter the vocationo I educationa I field where a shorfage has become critical because of over emphasis in other areas of education. Our club joined with other civic organiza tions to form "The Tooele County Citizens United Actions Orgll under the direction of scholar ship chairman Melba Speirs. In iVby,olso, five trophies wiU be presented to outstanding students in chorus at Tooele High School by our club. . Mar Addresses Group. Problems confronting the City of Tooele were pre y J\f\Qyor Frank BOwman, who invited any comments or suggestions from the group, advising he would be available by appointment at his office in 'City Hall to hear us out. Public ra lations chairman, Bernice Cerroni, was responsible for this program. Tooele sented to the c lub Bylaws Revised. Under the supervision of chairman Olga Braden, new bylaws were approved and submitted to the State for consideration. An amendment to the state bylaws was, a Iso submitted. WASATCH Geneva langlois Severa I doys had passed after my return from my World Tour before I learned of my being elected president of Wasatch Business and Professional Women's Club. usua!' The year started' out with a terrific wind storm. In August we were having our from Tooe Ie when a terrefic summer fellowship outing in the Peace Gardens with our slster club cut glass bowl and other storm swept through the park carrying food and dishes with it. My dishes wo':a broken; so I come home with my heart broken. |
