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Friday. July 8. 1977. T11K HERALD, Prove, Utah-Page 3 Provoan Wins National Prize ir e's a Tk a urn i-yii mm till Pa FliT.lAGE'S GREAT ANIMAL firErnraYnrew legist 1vuilM ft I if'. 4 jp.

v- (m nn IP i 3 1 nil mm i Ull hrlir-a It UU aaa tnnmJ Five I'tah students won awards at the National Leadership Conference of Future Business leaders of America (FBLAi held in Denver, including Lorie lleaton of Provo, who won first place in the extemporaneous speaking contest. Only one other Utah student won a first place in the events, Kim Ward of Ogden, who won in second year typing. Miss Heaton was a 1977 graduate of Provo High School where she was on the debate team. She and her partner, Jana Bills, won five first places in Utah competition. The daughter of Dr.

and Mrs. Israel Heaton, Miss Heaton served on the school's supreme court and has a Dean's Scholarship next year at Brigham Young University. Other Utah winners were Elizabeth Gardner, Olympus High School, second place in first year typing Scott Nelson, Cyprus High School, fifth place in data processing. LOR1K HEATON and Floyd Leavitt, Granite High School, sixth place in business law. Some 2,800 students from more than 40 states attended the conference in Denver, including 75 from Utah.

Special training was given the students in the areas of leadership development and the need to more ful-ly understand the American Free Enterprise System. BIG SAVINGS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT MEN'S-LADIES'-BOY'S-GIRL'S-INFANTS SPORTS-WEAR DRESSES SLACKS-JEANS TOPS ENTIRE STOCK OF MEN'S 8t BOY'S SHORT SLEEVE DRESS SPORT SHIRTS SWIMWEAR SUITS SPORT COATS -TANK TOPS ALL SUMMER MERCHANDISE FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY Utah Fair Board Member Picked Jy- UL Ami 11 JJ IP IP An Orem man is replacing a Springville woman as a member of the State Board of Expositions for the Utah State Fair. John W. Gillman has been appointed to take over for Mrs. Marvin F.

Warren, whose term expired March 1. Mr. Gillman is one of three appointees to the board. The others are Mac Christensen of Salt Lake City, replacing Garland Puzey of Ter-monton, and Ruby Bronson of Blanding, replacing Jess Conovcr of Richfield. According to Hugh C.

Bringhurst, fair director, Barbara Whitbeck of Kearns, who has been serving on the board in the position vacated last year by James Young of Salt Lake City, was reappointed to fill her own vacancy. Remaining board members include Chairman Robert I. Bowles, Granger Harold Welch, Ogden, JOHN W. GILLMAN and Mrs. Edra R.

Miller, Panguitch. Mr. Bringhurst u'so said the Utah State Fair Premium Catalog is now available. It contains THIS GREAT SUMMER SALE IS A GREAT TIME TO SAVE BIG FOR GIVING. FOR KEEPING, FOR BACK TO SCHOOL.

YOU'LL FIND BIG SELECTION AND TRUE SAVINGS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE AT FIRMAGE'S rules, deadlines premiums and prizes for the fair. Copies will be mailed free or they can be obtained at the Utah siaie rair Auiuiiusua- tion Buildine. 155 N. 1000 Salt Lake City, 84116. it MIT lj Contest Scheduled About Histories Of Women in Utah REPRICED REGROUPED FOR SUMMER CLEARANCE BOYS' GIRLS' GROUP 1 REGULAR 4" to 4" MENS' DRESS I SPORT GROUP i REGULAR 23" to 26" LADIES' DRESS-SPORT SANDALS GROUP 1 REGULAR 9" to 12" Ml! I88 1 1 II ir "3 ii The Utah State Historical Society and the Women in Utah History Task Force of the International Women's Year are co-sponsoring a contest for scholarly and amateur writings on topics related to the history of women iu Utah and the contributions of individual women or women's groups to thp statp Cash prizes totaling $200 will be given to the winning manuscripts.

The purpose of the contest is to elicit well-researched articles for possible publication in "Utah Historical Quarterly." Subjects suggested by the sponsors include biography, the arts, business, politics, medicine, education, the home, non-political women's organizations, or any other subject that features a woman or women in Utah. "Women have yet to be given their full measure of recognition in Utah history." said Dr. Veronica E. Tiller, assistant professor of history at the University of Utah and contest chairman. "We hope this contest will stimulate women, and men too.to research and write about the contributions of individual woman and women's groups to the state." Maximum length of each manuscript is 25 typewritten double-spaced pages, including footnotes.

Manuscripts should be mailed to Dr. Tiller. Department of Historv, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, 84112 GROUP 2 REGULAR 6" to 8" M144 GROUP 2 REGULAR 29" to 32" lil 1 GROUP 2 REGULAR 13" to 16" GROUP 3 REGULAR 10" to 12" MOT fill H88 1 ii mi Rochester Citizens To Fete Dr. Hansen GROUP 3 REGULAR 17" to 19" SPECIAL GROUP WEN'S WORK SPORT GROUP 4 REGULAR 13" to 15" 1 00 88 ill! BROKEN SIZES ASSORTED STYLES REGULAR 2099 to 2799 i GROUP 4 REGULAR 21" to 25" directed thousands of vtning people who participate in the production at their own time and expense. The Provo resident and teacher of drama at Brigham Young University spends a good share of his summers in the Rochester-Palmyra area preparing for and presenting the famous pageant.

President Benson, Salt, Like City, has been a leading official of the LDS Church since 1943. He served as U.S. Secretary of Agriculture during the Eisenhower GROUP 5 REGULAR 16" to 17" ROCHESTER, -A joint luncheon of the Rochester Chamber of Commerce and the Rochester Rotary Tuesday will honor the veteran direclor of the famous outdoor Mormon pageant at nearby Hill Cuinorah Dr. Harold I Hansen, dramatic director of the pageant, "America's Witness for Christ," since its first presentation in 1973, is retiring alter this year's production, which runs July 22. 23.

2ti-30, at 9 p.m. nightly. Admission is free. Guest speaker at the luncheon meeting will be Ezra Talt Benson, president ol the LDS Church Council ol Twelve OBI MEN'S BOY'S LADIES AND JR. SIZES SWIM SUITS One and Two Pc.

solids and fancies Reg. 10.99 to 26.99 AT FIRMAGE'S JUST SAY "CHARGE IT, PLEASE" WITH YOUR FAVORITE BANK CARD OFF Reg. Price HOW 13 Almost 3.1HX) oil platforms lie oil the coasts of Louisiana, Texas, Calitorma and in Cook Inlet. Alaska In the Gulf ol Mexico, some are as lar as KiO miles from shore th.in two million have witnessed Mom people the spectacle ol the pageant over the ye.us, and Dr Hansen has.