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Iivey student ship l the un of going to Europe - y°ur SN:AT1°nal STUDENT id 6 ducted in Switzerland Dr Neyman The aim of that experiment which covered four years was to determine the possibilities of repressing hail through cloud seeding The results were negative Dr Neyman reported The pitfalls of cloud seeding experiments according to Dr Neyman were the destruction of rainfall gages by sportsmen and other people and the failure of experiment- prothe AWS Executive Council in havGirls ducing the publication ing past experience in this regard are urged to apply “O— Attention Students: All students student planning on elementary year teaching during 1965-6-3 at school 4 pm in please meet May Auditorium Regthe Edith Bowen istration and orientation will be conducted A John Bireher will visit USU topublic reday John H Rousselot lations director of the John Birch Society former congressman from of California and one time editor lecAmerican Opinion will give aAudi ture at 2 pm in the Union torium uni— o—— ers to make adequate Thursday at Blue meeting Key formity trials 5:30 pm in Union 313 for appli cants and members Inadequate comparison data exbe celebra unsatisfactory produces Holy Communion will church on Dutheran the at Dr ted results Neyman periment at 7:30 pm Thursday Maundy said and does harm to gen0”“ Married Students evening in the eral effort itself as there is Union game room Thursday at 7 a tendency for people to dis- p m Refreshments games Baby believe the results of the ex- sitters will be provided —o— best under Club Boon even meeting today at Ag periments in Ag Science room 234 Dean 3:30 conditions ofAgdotlture will speak on the The latest test of the effect future of agriculture -- 6 Q— — a “must” for countries 'T dis-ino- c Sav-trarKr- w h?tes’ restaurants on theatres muse- T diTrnnL0r:eAAlS° g00d in the USA f° °ur P°Ila3 h Holland0'' — atk wifh °nd tfUent i0bt Write: Dept CT ASSOCIATION Ave N Y N Y 1 001 6 smile when you use GASAMAT’S Candid er Use Service Gasoline on Camera miht GASAMAT Yon at 909 South Main in Iogan turnn° is a slim 24 at the widest point This A Honda narrows down the hunt for a parking space considerably slide into almost any shady spot outside of English Lit Hondas fit into slim budgets too Prices start about $215 Gas goes farther up to 200 mpg on some models And cutting your wheels in half does just about the same thing for insurance costs Or more This is the sporty Super 90 with its distinguishedT-bonframe Tops 60mph Just one of the 15 Honda models that make other campus transportation strictly for the birds See the Honda representative on your campus or write: American Honda Motor Co Inc Department Cl 100 West Alondra Boulevard Gardena California 90247 38 Alpha Lambda Delta Honorary Spurs Chairman on Mothers' world’s biggest seller! 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