Idaho State Journal from Pocatello, Idaho • Page 28

PAGE 12 SECTION IDAHO STATE JOURNAL POCATELLO. IDAHO, SUNDAY, MAY 2, 1976 Four Receive $675 in Scholarships From Kappa Four scholarships were presented during the third annual Kappa Alpha Psi Awards Night Saturday at the Holiday Inn. The recipients and the amounts of each scholarship Social Calendar (Continued from Page C-10) WEDNESDAY Retired Teachers Association, Wednesday, 1 p.m., luncheon and program of Broadway music by Becky Van Vleck and Greg Ashbaker, Bannock Hotel. Insurance Women of Pocafello, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., installation dinner, Jake's. Omaha Woodmen Life Insurance Society, Wednesday, 1 p.m..

Labor Temple. Plans will be made for luncheon during June 7 visit of Izetta Schraeder, president of Northwestern Division. Sixth District Bar Auxiliary, Wednesday, 12 noon, social hour, 12:30, spring luncheon, Country Club. Guest speaker will be Emma Gebo in presentation on "Clothing Through the Ages." For reservations, call 233-5139. Parents Without Partners, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., cards, coffee and conversation, 995 Wilson, No.

8, Bannock Trailer Park. Bring own sacks and beverage. Call 233-4379 or 5339940. At same time Pat Hayes, family activities chairman, will take group to Ballet West. He will chaperone children for parents who do not desire to attend.

AI-Anon, Wednesday, 8 p.m. Congregational Church, room 5. 309 N. Garfield. If you have an alcoholic problem in'your family, call 233-4378.

Senior Citizens of Lava Hot Springs, Wednesday, 12 noon, dinner, dancing, bingo and visiting. Community Center. For transportation from Downey, Arimo, Virginia, McCammon and Lava areas. Call 776-5627 Bannock Tello-Bus) Sharps and Ffars barbershop harmony group, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Carousel Soft Water, 1045 E.

Oak. TOPS Idaho Chapter 58, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Congregational Church, 309 N. Garfield. Call Evelyn Young, 2373587 Recovery a non-analytical self-help after-care for nervous people.

Wednesday, 7 to 9 p.m.. Human Development Center. No fee is charged and anonymity is protected. Parent Education, Wednesday, 8 to 9 p.m. College of Education room 177, on Idaho State University campus.

Diet Workshop, Wednesday, 9:30 a.m.. Blocks. 7 p.m., United Methodist Church, Fifteenth and Clark. For information, Cafl 2334605. THURSDAY Pocatello Chapter, Sweet Adelines, Thursday evenina, Carousel Soft Water, 421 E.

Oak. AI-Anon, Thursday, 8 p.m. Congregational Church, 309 N. Garfietd. For information, contact 233-3456 or 233-2913 Diet Workshop, Thursday, 7 p.m., Bannock Memorial Hospital Auditorium.

For information call 233-4605. Ladies Auxiliary to U.T.U., Thursday, 2 p.m., business session followed by coffee, Labor Temple. Those with May birthdays will be honored. Ruth Chapter 3, O.E.S., Thursday, 8 p.m., new officers will hold first meeting with Worthy Matron JuneMecham and Worthy Patron Frank Hughes to preside, Red Room of Masonic Temple. Refreshments will be served after meeting.

Pocatello Chapter, Idaho Writers League, Thursday, 7:30 p.m., room 201, Liberal Arts Building, ISU. Business meeting will be followed by evaluatfon of contest material. FRIDAY FOE Aerie and Auxiliary, Friday, 8 p.m., fireman award night with the public invited, Eagles Hall. are Edmund Cook, 1623 E. Wyeth, $200; Leslie Cook, 3534 Valley $200; Jeff Crar.ey, 955 N.

Tenth, $175; and Dale Robertson, $100. The first three are Poeatello High School students, and Robertson is an Idaho State University student from Portland, Ore. Spokesman for the ISU chapter of the Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity said local businessmen were "very receptive" to contributing to the scholarship fund-raising effort, and a spokesman termed the drive a success. The fraternity and the scholarship recipients "really appreciate the support of the business people, the spokesman added. This was the first year that four scholarships have presented, with three having been awarded during past awards nights.

In additiQn, this was the first year that a scholarship was given a student already attending ISU. Recognition awards were presented to the following: The Pocatello Chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) for its continuing service in the community. The Black Women's Civic Group for its presentation of the first black debutante ball in Focatello and for its food drive to help the needy at Thanksgiving. Robbie Robertson, Pocatello, for being the first black journeyman pipefitter in Idaho. The Bonneville School Parent-Teachers Council for its task force effort to improve education at the school.

Pocatello Mayor Thomas "Les" Puree for being the first black elected official and the first black mayor in the state; Ted Kendricks of the Hunter- Saucerman Construction Idaho Falls, ibr the company's outstanding contribution to this year's Kappa Alpha Psi Awards Night. The Idaho Bank and Trust Co. for its continuing outstanding contributions to the awards night. Puree and attorney Robert Harris, Richmond. Calif, western province polemarch for the Kapp Alpha Psi fraternity, were the keynote speakers for the awards night.

Bryant Lee was the master of ceremonies. Auxiliary Invitation Given Past Presidents Past Presidents of the Women's Auxiliary to Union Pacific Old Timers were invited to the auxiliary's annual mother-daughter party during a luncheon at Royono's Buffet. Mrs. Kay Cox, president, reported that the inother- daughter party will be Monday in the Elks' Club, upstairs dining room. The next meeting of the past presidents will be May 19 at a place tc be announced.

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