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Show 1966 SPRING CONFERENCE OF THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT B. Po W. CLUBS Spring Conference of the Southern District B P. W. Clubs convened at the Flying M Cafe in Panguitch, Utah, on Saturday, Ap ril 16, 1966 at 7: 30 p. m. The . District Director Edna Sargent welcomed those present. The pledge of allegiance led by Tennis Houston, and the Club Collect was given by Iva Cline, both was members of the hostess club. During dinner, members were entertained by "I Love Life" and "Out of My Dreams." Riggs, who rendered two vocal solos She was accompanied by Hope Truman. Nina Steele and Irene McEwan played a piano duet. Elaine - Minutes of the Fall Conference, held October 16, 1965, were approved as read. standing roll call of the members present was taken, with all clubs represented except St. George. Director Edna then introduced the following club pre sidents, A state, and district officers seated at the head table: Club Presidents - Fern Burbidge, Milford; Fay Lynn, Panguitch; Fern Williams, Beaver; Kathryn Brewer, Zion; and Catherine Crichton, Cedar City. State Officers Joyce Frisby, President; - Anne Kidd, 1st Vice-President; Jean Fox, Corresponding Secretary. District Youth Power USA Chairman, 2nd Vice-President; and Elva Pierson, Secretary-Treasurer Karla Hulet, Ada D. Carpenter. and District Director Edna noted that Blanche Dotson, Vice-Director, had been ill and was excused. It was announced that no names had been submitted for the district entry for Young Career Girl for Utah, but that nominations could still be made directly to the state chairman Presidents prior to the opening of state convention. were called on to make a report of their club activities for the year, and spoke in this order: Beaver, Cedar City, Milford, Panguitch, and Zion. All reported a busy year of interesting programs and projects. Chairman Ada Carpenter gave a at the summary report of the Youth Power USA Conferenc e, held April 2, 1966, College of Southern Utah. Photos taken at the conference, and sample c erti ficates for the participants were passed around for examination. Each of the four state officers in attendance greeted the group and spoke briefly. They reminded the clubs of reports due, National Convention, and encouraged attendance at State Convention in May. They reminded members of the value of projects gaining community recognition, and the importance of planning ahead now for next year's It was announced that Jean Fox had been program. chairman of a appointed special committee for National Convention activities, and that each district should appoint one member to serve with her. service in Director Edna spoke briefly and thanked the clubs for their loyal support and their hospitality during the year. She presented a chart depicting events of the year. Nominees for state office were introduced by Joyce Frisby: Anne Kidd for President; Jean Fox for 1st Vice-President; and Elva Pierson for 2nd Vice-President. Karla Hulet, candidate for Treasurer or was introduced by Recording Secretary, Catherine Crichton, President of the sponsoring Cedar City Club. |
