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Show 37 of talent. The father, mother, and six children all gave a demonstration on his or her talent. It varied from ham radio operators to music, radio announcers., cooking, etc. A world full of people, each one contributing to the betterment of our nation. Membership. All new members were stock broker, gave a very interesting welcomed and insta lled., Mr. Duane J. Hunter, talk on stabilizing the dollar and the world gold situation. Music was furnished by the Madriga f Chorus of Provo High School under the direction of Mr. Barker. February 8 Geneva - McQuiveyand Committee - a Iv"oble Kirk and Committee Open Night. Barbara Bryner, Provo Career Girl and also South Central District Career Girl, gave her speech on Pathology. She also spoke on the importance of communication. Ray Wamer, Provo Schoo I District Curriculum Director, told of his experiences on his tour of India and showed slides. It was a very worthwhile meeting. March 14 - - Nominations. "Put on a Happy New Face ". i\t\abe Lois Mi lIer and Committee Kil'k took charge and the new officers were presented and voted on (see list at end of report). April 11 - - A fun evening was had with the Springv; lie City Art Queen and Attendants giving numbers on the program. A film on how to become more beautiful was presented, with a ce 110 so 10 and piano so 10. . Easter is a time for hats. A group of sisters and sisters-in-law gove an interesting Musica I numbers program on hob and presented each member present with some kind of hat. were delightful. We laughed untilteors ran down our faces. ay Civic Participation. The Provo BPW Civic Jessie Ashby and Committee orticipation Committee submits the following report. Civic Participation for the year 1967-68 has included the following projectse 1 9 - - An Art Contest involving 65 participants from a special school with first, second and th ird place winners and honorable mention awards given. Community swim in cooperation with the Brigham Young University and the American Red Cross. This project included swimming instruction for 30 participants with Red Cross tests given at the end of the course and Red Cross certificates issued. Mrs. Santa Claus told Christmas stories in conjunction with a ventriloquist show with Kiera lewis and her puppet, Woody. They visited Chi ld Haven, Eldred Hospital, Provo School District Office, four schools, a special school in American Fork, private homes, and the library once a week. We estimate that about 1200 ch i Idren heard Christmas stories. • 2. 3. Story-telling hour weekly by Twilla Newbury voluntary at Springville Ubrary 150 children. children present weekly 15 to 50. Ubrary Week Special program Jessie Civi I defense class with loca I defense of Springvi f Ie and loco I defense 50 Ashby participants Art and craft month Iy at a spec ia I schoo I Creative writing at a special school, prize for best story, poem, essay. 4. - - - 5. - - 6. 7. • . . • The Civic Participation I\Aeeting is to inc lude a dinner meeting, followed by a musical number. Awards will be given to the winners of the Art and Creative Writing Contests. There wi II be prizes for the three winners of the Art Contest and prizes for the best story, poem, and esSly in the Creative Writing Contest. It shall then be u pleasure to hear from Miss Nory Colbath, 19;67 Young Career Woman for Utah. It promises to be a very specie I evening. June 13 Music - Twi lIa Newbury and Officers. Installation of new officers by State President. Kiera Lewis ProglOm Bureau BYU. - - . |
