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Show 8A Missionary Programs Sunday Herald SUNDAY, MAY 17, 1964 Utah County, Utah Receptions Planned Veteran Central Utah Teachers To Retire Son of Mr. and Mrs. Noal K. i f Provo High School Will I Graduate 377 on May 27 'I - - l - , v. total 377 Seniors Norton, 27 to scheduled - s v graduate May son, Richard Wayne Nelson. Shir 7! SPANISH FORK Leslie H. Mr. Baxter, principal of Sharley Jean Nielsen, IXxruaod PrinSchool. from Provo High edu- on School, has served 41 years Robert Norton, local lee gie. Cornaby, prominent I tmJLsKZKtftfnfc Rae Olson, Peter Olesen, cipal D. V. Tregeagle said the Mlken cator and principal of the Span- in the Alpine School District. He Joharma Ogren, Sharon number is about the same as Rihoda Olsen, Toni Kay Od kirk, Alan , ish Fork Junior High School for taught at Cedar Valley, Manila, Pheysey, Perry,LeeArthur Albert graduated last year.' the past 16 years, has an- Central and Lindon Schools. Kern Peter Burl Palmer, Bally s ' I Graduates are: son, cojiieen Peay, uousrias uor-do- n nounced that he will retire at Serving for 19 years as princi- L Glemn Duane Pratt, Ocxrai Young Alien, Deborah Ann GarthPrice, I : Ha today Peay, James Marthe end of the pal at the Lindon School he was I, Arnoldus. Ekxuelas Johin AUam. Karen Porter, Janet Peterson, Petercurrent school transferred to Sharon School F Judith Anne Anderson, Lymetite tin Louise Ann Kathleen Peay. ArkdersOin, MangBiret Ixiiuise AhJ- - sen, Linda Payne Johnson, Nanette in 1954 where he has been 1 year. He has oarn, Patsy Jean Allred. Robert L.. Poll, Andrew Paskett, Randy nritliPma.l sin fhnit timo TT elected to re-- w Atwood, Sharon Acocks, Sherwin Lee Philip Brian Delay Rein-hol- d, Pacheco, Carved Dean Alien, Allen, Sidney Claudia Gayle Romney, tire early in a B. S. degree received from Steven Glad Anderson, Sydnie Rogers, Jane Roberts, western States mission. Enters Jo&n RobU" ,, r IT Rose Buirmeis-ter, Arm Kristin Adams, T: Joan Linda Roveto, order that he the mission home June 8. cngnam xoung university. Arlo Wlaiyoe Barkdaill, Barbara erts, John Morris Rees, Judith Ritz, :r i i-Active Citizen Jeamne Baiges. Card Douglas Bene. Larry Eugene Robinson, W. Leon ana nis wue wf1 RAYMOND BURT STUDENT PRESIDENT "Christianity sets forth facts : Carol Arm Bandsley, Chadiy Fern Robinson, Richard Raymond Rose, DwAmm i i i xsurrmnoaniaim. Gnrustae Arm Ben. Venn Louis Rawcliffe, Alan Bruce HORSLEY II that can be proved," declared may Dam Buirdh, David Howarh Smith, Blayne nett, achvities in . Baxter is a form-Mr time study, Montayne Stevens, A. Son of Mr. and Mrs. N. Poling in a lecture iuacK-weii-, Burt elected Main has st ena Cedele Busker, Bradley Lewis Strong, Sylvia Cheryl Rae Mr. V Hatch Mr. or travel Lloyd purDonald Vaanghin Eldon Sanderson. Dearma H. Smdith. Den in Provo. of the Orem High A.diaimB Buroh, Erie Brown, Horsley. Farewell testimonial given Thursday fho-- in. president ciiin.cr Vann Boorman nis R. Snow, Dorothy Maria Sit- s " viS 0 in the Provo "The Bible contains III, the law Bugeoie Richard Bonn, for the School Joseplh neros, today at 4 p.m. Jonathan Shaw. f studentbody 1 RonrH t Mr. Cornaby r"Vir-oUSf4-l VlTnvA Boel, Geiymard William Barney, James iouglas Jan IToctopn Slaymaker, that produces and governs all terests. 19645 Gerald Myers Blis, Gerald R. Jesse L. Stubbs, Judith Symons, An his honor in house Club. open Buokner Gloria Jean Button, Jean Sands trom, Karen Jean Stott,Brown Enters the V States mission. Kent existence," she said. "It con- will be held Bartholomew, Joan Bairtihodomew, Howard Soremsen. Kirk R Seetha today at the Park lie iumuea a mission for the cerns how you think, how you Judith BentJey, Judy Afton Bul- er,Lana Kay Sagers, Logan GregSchool, 90 N. 600 LDS Church and served nine I CI lock, Jiiliiis Jay Bemardi, Karma ory Saater, Mary Speck-ar- t, mission home Monday. Open live, and what becaues of you." Elementary Jean Beaves, Karen Louise B. E. in Spanish Fork, between the VParS in fVio Winrlci Word Michael Mark Kathryn Singleton, When tohouse at the Horsley home Karol Ann understood, "it changes hours of 2 and 4 Barkdruli, Ann Speckart, Norma Elaine KathHeen Bown, Kathryn Brande, p.m. This af- bishopric as well as many years Sharon Lee Stewart, Brady, the of course human 7:30. until 5:30 from experiLaJfrue Barthalomew , Laura Beth night Susan Gad! Smith, Shepherd. 110 Wl WV45B is fair facul SneU, on the Orem sponsored being by Stake Sunday ence." Bartgeron, Lois Marie Barlow, Lyn Vada Kathleen Smith, Sylvia Valera Soffe, JOHN DEAN ANDERSON E. PTA and members unit Jeanne Briggs, perMartgo Beazer, Daryl Adrian Trotter, Miss Poling is a member of ty Marilyn Beck. Marv Ann Burrows. Floyd Thayn, Glen Lewis Gregory Son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward JunTolman, sonnel of the Fork He is to Spanish married the former Norman Preston The Christian Science Board of Bushman, Ranee oeiinoa r&yior, Kathy Gale Tan-gre- n, L. Anderson, American Fork. Korene Reior High School. His many Katherine Anne Thatcher. Berry, Ray Brown. Jennie Ander-becca Bo Barlow. Richard Myron Linda Lee Thurman. Mmmn Jen- Lectureship. She spoke in the friends Farewell testimonial today at Mr. Horsley are Mr. Anderson Christian issued and of Glade OREM son if son. Especialcordially son Tingey, Michael J. Thomas, Johnson, Boyer, Richard Vtocenrt Beesley, Science Church, which 6 p.m. in the American Fork to invitation attend. Mary Joyce Taylor. Richard Kxnnnt Robert Mr. Mrs. Harold Clarence and Branam, of Johnson, Rodney the lecture. ly Sherrie Lea sponsored Fourth-Ninth-12- th Taylor, CI eve Karl Ward Chapel. Steven Steph Broome, Brown, 1675 South Main, has been elect- Sue Arm Brown. Susan Billings. en n i rnomas, Thomas, il l their Fork Native father's Susan Thomas. Miss Spanish said, Poling "Actually," West Central States mission. Ruth Christina jvtarsna ivaye uioei, imipJMk- -. M a n hiovomcnt e fl ( rrpm HitTh srtinnl st.iinpnt Ted Howard Banddey, Blake Carter, Valenrtine, in the great all soldiers are a Mr. of "we is L. Van Leuven. native Carl Cornaby Carol Etta Carol Clemenit, COayson, Monhome mission Enters the Helen Vlasis, Wefltourn are three sons body president for the 1964-6- 5 Colleen Croft, David Craig Cain, Pamela of God, dedicated to fight Spanish Fork and he began his army Van Howard Orman, Arthur Brent Frances Lawrence David Carter, day. school year. Bill Paul Wanlass, Carol for human freedom, the indivi education in local schools. He Nanieve Callahan, Howard Easton Williams, Ann Charla Jean Woodbury. RAYMOND HACKFORD t$s&Shs Aniialnta.r Louise Colunga, Ivan DavidWaU, rr c i A n t'c Chdnn, Irene Tf Ho will olro duality of man, and God's reign received his Bachelor of Science Grant Wright, Dianne WilEverett James Crtsrnon, Carter, Son of Mr. and Mrs. George er Clayson Woods, K. gavel from Mike Van Dorn, of peace." of Science degrees James Rand Canter, Jamie Chand- son, and Master Elixa.be th Susen Walker, Henry Julia Virginia Cannon, Larry Robert Hackford. Welcome home toof Ana-- going president. Mr. Johnson ler, from the Brigham Young UniWilliarns, Janice Marie Chrisiten-se- n, Cordon LeAnn Chappie, Joel M. Wotherspoon, orfrom 1964 is night at 7 in the American a dream of Calif the as Carter, chairman served attended Marilyn has Marilyn he heim, Mortality Also, versity. Karen Whitehead. Karen Wright, Wood. MichThird-lOtMark Dawdle Collier, h Ward Fork Chapel. Mrs. Weight nia, Calvin J. Junior Prom, and held posts of ael Glenn Carter, Michael Bladn Marian Edith White, Melvin Ross which we need to be awakened. the University of Utah, the Michael Clem Wilson, Paul-ett- e Served in the Irish mission. This is the theme of the Bible University of California at Ber- Baxter and Arvin E. Baxter of Key Club president and treas- - Coleman, Nettie Ruth Carter, Paula Wright, Ruth Walker, Robert Antony Ricftiard Clark, Colman, Ray Winder, Roger Stevens Wood, Ruth Gene OhrisitenserL, Rose-ly-n Ardeane The Women's Chorus of Brig- - Lesson to be read at Christian keley, and two foreign work- Springville, and Mrs. L e e urer, sports editor of Tiger Talk, Ronald Walker, Sherman Douglas Carol Carter, Sally Carter, served on the 1963 Sophomore Stanley shops sponsored by St. Louis (Jean) McMillan of Orem. Wagers, Trulene ham Young University will pre Science churches today. The Susan Mari- Wing, Shirley Cillirnore, Jay Workman, Dell Lawrence Young, and University. One of these was in "Mortals be will Steven Albert Collins, Wide Carter, stu lyn was Slide Committee and subject Expenence sent its annual spring concert Anna Marie De Graaf, Carolyn Jane Ann Young, Ludean Young, and the Golden Salzburg, Austria, and the other Mrs. Phena Brimhall Weight dentbody president of Lincoln Kay Immortals," Margaret Young, Susan Downing, Catherine Durrani, Mary in the 18, Monday, May Joseph Text is from Ephesians. Diane Young WiiLlaam M. Davis. Darrell David in of teachMexico. has had the experience Junior High School for the 1961- Daley, Edith Arm Dawson, G. Fred Yucatan, Smith Auditorium. a as His teacher from first first 62 school year. He is a straight- - Denys, Jr., Gordon Grant Dotn-gaar- d. post ing through eighth Directed by Maughan McMur-di- e, N eldon John De Boer. Georwas as a science instructor in grades in six districts, Nebo, A student 1 gia Lea DeMoux , John Rachins the concert will begin at the Spanish Fork Junior High Laroon, weoer, Millard, box other officers elected to the Day, Joyce Daniels. Kent Lee '1 8:15 p. m. The public is invited Davis, Kimball Roy Doxey, Lillian School. Later he transferred to Elder and Alpine. She is retir- - 1964-6- 5 include council student Day. Lynette Davis, Milton Gilroy No admission will be charged. Drury, Vicky the Spanish Fork High School, ing as third grade teacher at vern Pyne, vice president; Daniel, Monteen Sherlyn Duke, William Distefano, chorus will per The social he where anaron Barbara Lynette Edwards, Diane 2cnooi. Aiienaing eng- jackie Burgon, secretary; Mar taught English, A special form. SPRINGVILLE the Rivers of BabyLynn England, Russell Louis Evans, "By until 1941, nam and 4 tor science, history xoung ianne Prince, program chair- Stephen Moss Earl. Carla Jean Fan-ge-l, university exhibit of art work done by stu lon,"' a major composition by ' ss the entered Dermis Leon he James which time at Farr, mrs. Ray inree years, weigni graau man and Burton, histor FiMis, Jerry G- Frank, John D. dents of Springville Junior High Charles M. Loeffler with text U. S. Army. aiea iroin oiaie uuni Ferguson, John Martin Felt, Karen university jan School will be on display at the from the 137th Psalm. A small For many years one of the Dawn Ford, Katherine Funk, Mary-lyn- n a ts.b. witn in Service War degree, majoring Art Gallery today from 1 "to ensemble including Bonnie chief complaints of businessFeUhauer, Reed Keith Frank, Susarme ' Fisher, Sonja Frenzel, of his At time the 9 p.m. induction, William Flaka Fair bourn, Launer. organist: Nancy Ann men has been that their clerical A 'stys as commander cation. was he Tauveve Fanene, Betty The exhibit includes all types Hart and Sharon Diana, tr, serving ' know not do (office) employees u Ethel n Bonnie G flutists; Jearme n, nas in bne service NaI C of the enjoyed Utah of ''i. f of media, including clay modelBattery Dana U ss Gerow. Carol Gutnmell, Kay Lynn Shurtleff, cellist; and Caro how to spell. Another complaint tional Guard. Later he com- the LDS Church, teaching in the OCnOOl - s" Graham, David Charles Gledihill, ing, pastels, carving, toothpick lyn Paxman, harpist, will ac is that many employees lack a , ' David John Gordon, Ileen Garrett, School and A, School will 225th Bible be f 222nd Vacation and bunday Primary the Jimrnie Gardner, Gilbert Jean of manded structure, photography, block company the chorus in this fundamental Gray, Field Artillery battalions and and working on the Stake Sun- - held in the Provo Bible Church Karl Jack Griffin, Kathryn of the Some printing, watercolor, drawing, selection. arithmetic. Kayderue Gray, Mary Arm Gunn, "plain" An School Board. active bat day June 1.12. Classes will be held Don Marshall Goodrich, Ruth Ann the 640th Tank etc. Rell Francis, art instruc Also featured on the program schools in Utah are beginning talion in the Destroyer - for children from the Assoof the American member Douglas GS.u rGreenhaa.gh, South Pacific age of four Gordon, tor, is in charge of the display. will be Harl McDonald's un to do something to meet these Colleen Shauna r, William or university women ciation Nelson of David dur Thomas theater the Also, Gatenlby, operations. young up Prizes were awarded for the usual musical through people's rug. Dermis Herri Tim Dale Hirntze, of complaints. In the past few as sne nas ana servea arrangement his military career, he was n jgn school class secretary best works in each division by Walt Whitman's Read Hantes, Edward Richard Hart, months about 3000 students in ing "A ot tne Dirge poem, cnairman an as instructor twice to George "Frosty" Hansen, Gloria is invited attend legislative assigned Everyone the Cultural Arts club of SpringJean Hardy, John Bruce Hardirug, Two Veterans," which de- seven Utah schools have par- in the Field Artillery School at uouncu. jne enjoys au types 01 There will be no for Kathrine Diane Hughes, Kathyleen PHS PREXY Drew Haws, ville. charge women ticipated in spelling reviews and Fort Sill, Oklahoma. He was re- creative writing ana is a mem Hawke. Lunda Hemenway, Lmda A second exhibit now on dis- picts the lament of all 1000 students Vemette about tests Henderson, Lorna Kay, who will serve as studentbody and of war. of the National Writers for the tragedies ber the the after ex- - Hanks, Madeline Karris, Margaret leased service from and oil of exihibit school, is an every subject paintin arithmetic play Ann Hafen. Margaret Ann Harris,- president at Provo High School U1UO. The chorus will then sing the have participated of colonel with mnsir war rank the pant stuNlartihaOde Mosenior school Christine Hatfield. Hsf-ginhigh ings by for the coming year. reviews and tests. s, of 10 Mozart's movement Haze. Mrs. is Paul first Shumwagr ndque marneq Mrs. Sorenson has taueht weignt a in he is located which the this At accepted time, Raedents, Administrative Allen Robert The Headman, Manageorchestra room of the Art Gal- "Sonata in D Major," with ment Society (formerly, Nation- post with the Veterans Adminis- Kenneth E. Weight. They have three vears at SDrineville lene Ruth Harrison, Terry S. Hxli, three children, Kenneth E. junior High School, instructing Sally JaneY. Hoskins, Richards and Mary Hoskisson, Wells Dee lery. Upstairs in the gallery PatriciaCollier Office Management Associa- tration at Provo. He served in Wayne al yu. weignt ana soloists. as Alice Dennis J. Hunter, Bremt and education weignt Halverson, 18 sub josepn for of exhibit is sketches English an special this capacity months, there wno are ootn teacners, ana she and her husband make K. Hutchinigs, Walter Mike Iker, will tion) has developed a spelling Twitchell Noel Baritone to teach the Paulame M. HrHbeck, Brerrt L. by Brigham Young University and arithmetic program for sequently returning Mrs. Jeannette Weight Rob bins, Comnee Jeffery, Diane Jameson, ioin the chorus in "Out of the nome Pr0v0. ac have He been jn has They students. profession. ing to Evan Johnson, Helen Lee those schools who wish parJacobsen, ana iu granacnnaren. two sons and four erandchil Jacobson, Jack Mailen Jensen, Depths," by Robert Elmore. in it. Dr. J. Perry Pol-so- n, tive in civic, political, and social ticipate Jackie Annette Johnson, James into dren. more Fork of contempor Moving Spanish of the affairs Johnson, Kathleen Jackson, Ray Provo, Gtenn W. Coffman began his Kathleen Jones, Lawrence Roger ary works, the chorus will sing educational committee of the Mrs. Cornaby, the former brKllNLiVlLiLilii A reception Mary Jane Jeffery, Linette two pieces from Randall Thomp Salt Lake Johnson of Vernal, Utah, will be held today from 3 to teaching career in 1927 at Or-- 5 Jacobs, Max Phillip Johnson, Johnson, Mary of AMS, Chapter at the Junior Jones, Shannon Knighit p.m. Springville Merlynn of and Kane later the son's "Frostiana," based on stated that three a member derville, County, of the seven has also been Jacobsen, Sharyn Johnson,, Drew Haws, a junior at Provo Kay School two for teachers High and Arm Johnson, Susan Johnson poems by Robert Frost, taught one year at Rich County Sue schools are in eucation profession. For a num wno wm Darticinating Leonard Lee Joy, Udell Jolley, Abe High School has been elected retire uns year, iney high school in Randolph of years she was a teacher two country songs arranged for Utah ber Kader. Etadme Knowies, Orem High Valley bor- He received his degree in John Wayne King, Kathryn studentbody president of Provo women's voices, "Come In" and School, American Fork High of English and Literature in the are Mrs. tsen . School for the coming Roger Anthony Kodel, Fork High School. They enson ana uienn w. uonman. i931 from Brigham Young Uni Knight, "A Girl's Garden." Darlene Long, Diane Sue Larsen, High School, and the Utah Trade Spanish year. Joyce Long, Laurel LBmJbourne, have one son, Paul G. Cornaby, The public is invited to attend, versity, and did student teach Lee numbers on the pro Technical Institute. LarLouise Linda Lambert, NEPHI "Responsibility, the Other sorenson ner Mrs. received m0 at that institution. In the sen, Peggy Lyons, Rianetta Arm David Paxman will serve mm include "Lo, the Messiah" arith- of Idaho Falls, Ida., and three gram and the both In to spelling been has Freedom" Richard Reed Larsen, vice president with Kayleen Key "How Excellent metic programs, two tests are grandchildren. As of July 1, the early education in Beaver and same year he began to teach in Loveless, Tedesco; Farr by Lees, Bormie Mit- Rawlinson as Stephen of the chosen for the theme men graauatea the Nebo District as a band and chell , Bruce Darel bt. to secretary. AppointMoulton, Carl make their HanGeorge, Howard Cornabys plan Name" by A. David Glen Miller, commencement exercises for Thy given. Students passing one of home at Santa Morton, Gary ed as business manager was beLDS Business from Calif College at instructor music Barbara, Spanish Galen Martin, Dwight Morby the tests without error receive the 1964 graduating class of son; "Laudate Dominum" an a.k. degree in Fork Junior Hieh School. Dur rill, Charles Gary Gilbert Marquez, Shyrl Nielsen. tore taKing I Had Jubal's "Oh, Edward Morse, Gordon a certificate from the AdminJuab High School. The exer- Mozart; An open house will bacteriology at the University n0 his piffht vears at Snanish George Outgoing studentbody presiOREM Mitchell .Henrietta Martinez, Josh- istrative Clyde "the oratorio (from Lyre" Management Society. be held 'B" dent is Dell Young. cises will be held at the audiJonathan Jean labMurray, Ellyce of tJtah. She worked a as in and 22, both he May junior Fork, taught Madsen, Jdlene Murdook, Judy torium May 29 beginning at ua) by Handel; "La Danza" by Students passing both tests re- honor of Friday, at Elwood Baxter tecnnician and Varsity cheerleaders for next or Meldrum, Karen Anena Millet, band and school senior oratory nospitais high Brazilian the lullaby, ceive a proficiency certificate. Rossini, Lee Karen Madsen, Mann, Kathy 8 p.m. Lake. in bait Hi? hand wnn first. Ken FranikQlin Morgan, Kerry Gene year will be Sharlene Thorpe, Mrs. Phena rhfvstrp Student speakers for this "Tutu Maramba," and the folk Mrs. Sorenson has taught in Diace m the Covered Wagon Miner, Lee Marriotti, Nathaniel O. Patsy Blackman, Beverly Gark, Weight, veterthe w "Comin' Thru a Dawn Randall King Mefhew, Dena Susan ma I OREM Rye." Mitchell, song Park, ii Inbe will Linda Marie event Kardaras and Myrna an tne pudiic scnoois tor so years, Days contest in 1939 at Salt Susie Grace McCksrrndck, chers Linda School and at Orem High junior Lane Sue Linda McDonaild. Jame Christensen, Terry gram, eignt or wnicn were m tne state Lake City Ind. Mary a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. who are retirMaryarm Morse, Michael Stephenson. Harward, Linda Marie Powell, BLOOMINGTON, or at end Durm the elementbne Ferrel noids Massey, Pai3sey Mann, 1940 to Arizona, he moved in Soring Lou Samuelsen, 365 N. First St. H. D. Park of Orem. has been ing Alien Maimsrtrorn, Susarme Roger mathe-educatioCherry Orme, and Carolyn in of this school Canadian tourists to other n and ary, secondary, special viiie) where he became Adele McGee, Sheila McPhie, Provo, was among some awarded a $25 gift certificate Ostler. Kathy Christensen will G. David Mecham, Sherry Morgan, countries spent $589 million in The certificates, and has mathics instructor in the junior Steven Ernest 4,000 Indiana University stu- and an award of merit for her year. Martin, Daniel H. introduce the theme. zuo will event ot be hours K. Muhaestein, 1963, down 3 per cent from the Steven has Coffman Mr. school. graduMubiestein, completed high divirecentry in the graphic arts Until this year the graduation dents receiving scholastic RaNae NelNorton, Joyce Jayne held Nebo ate credit. In the district completed 35 years of teaching. son, Michael Arthur Nesbit, Mei- - previous year. state-jwid- e tradi6 the of at school a sion high gowns have been white for the ognition May Hatch. Farewell testimonial 6 in the Provo Third at tonight Ward Chapel.7 Central German mission. Enters the mission home Monday. ROBERT PAUL LLOYD Son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Farewell testimonial Lloyd. 6 at p.m. in the Oak Hills today Fourth Ward Chapel. North A Of arei111151 Peg-NiekK- .g Worship together this week Christian Scientist Gives Talk IA f s ' , i & spend f SLmhA tS??13!!' n, iSI uuu Sraryd it UTGITl II Cf iriOntQ Me-Un- da Hold Election MMMMKMftMtJ proud 'Y' Chorus Sets Final o-r- a 41 yfl and one Leland out-Baxt- Performance Student Art Work On Display e, Cor-bridig- . 80-voi- Schools Use Arithmetic, Spelling Plan ce - Vacation Dible nrianneOJ Sal-ipolo- s. ga ' '"'ij ss- - knowledge I Students Of Provo High Elect Officers an Juab Lists Plans for r iiertaj Graduation tea t- m m I Mc-Fadd- en, . at the girls and black for the boys. This year all graduates are going to wear the school colors, crimson and gold, with gold gowns and caps with crimson tassels. S"'SSr v ''s"s :SS v,' , ,, y' ' i k SS ' sss SOi sne nas taugnt m au me ernes with the exception of Spanish Fork. She has taught all grades from elementary through high Sharon School tional Founders' Day ceremony art contest. on the Bloomington campus. Two other Orem High students from 8 p.m. to 2r. Baxter also won certificates for their 9:30 p.m. undsr of the direction tha tchool PTA The largest gold nugget on entries in the contest. They were record weighed 2,284 ounces. It Allen Hardy, sculpture division was found in Australia in 1869. and Bemie Sundell, painting. s"rm ,'ZV' w sss'4 f c s ss ,s,,'',, ' (1) IF you are not satisfied with the price of your glasses (2) IF your lenses and frames are not first quality, (3) IP you paid extra for "Credit". ' xiK ' VktctotcUtoutaUy GUARANTEED" YOUR MONEY REFUNDED "SATISFACTION "Where do you get your rebozos?" "The same place I get my cement I" omie flow IV ONE PRICE prfice . $12.90 ClAOS INCLUDES: n shawls) Many years ago, rebozos (colorful exMexican Mexico. of Today, were a major export porters are more apt to be offering cement. Like other nations, Mexico became industrialized and more technically accomplished. 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