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Show i i in - -- --n .-v --- '"' ,-.;nt.r -v " : ' $ , r: v fa -No .4v.vs i ..", --..t. :.-'?. .,-t I, . .. -".J-- r - n ' ' I if ':'J MARY PATTERSON is a Minneapolis born artist who has been making beaded jewelry on a professional level for five years. Mary obtains beads from all over the world to construct her jewelry for men and ladies. Mary has been a Vernal resident for a year and a half. Biology major exhibits jewelry in Vernal Mary Alden Patterson has been making beaded jewelry on a professional status for five years. Mary exhibited her work during college years in the Detroit and Lake Superior area of the U.S. She also has completed one large exhibit in Vernal and has been lined up to do exhibits for the spring and summer months of 1981. "I will always make jewelry. I have to keep changing with the styles. It used to be people liked liquid silver. Now people are leaning more to wooden beads," commended Mary about her profession. Mary orders her beads from sources all over the world to create her unique style. "I enjoy making jewelry. It gives me a chance to create," Mary continued. Mary was born in Minneapolis, Minn., Sept. 2, 1956. She holds a BS degree from North Michigan University. Mary majored in biology and minored in chemistry and physics. She received her diploma in December of 1978. , Through her husband's work, Mary moved to Vernal one and a half years ago. Her husband, David Patterson is a fluid engineer for Dresser Magcobar. Mary and David moved here from the Detroit area of Michigan. Employed at First Security Bank as a banking teller, Mary is presently attending at-tending Utah State Univesity. She is working toward a certificate in biology. She is also taking pottery and aerobics. Mary would like to teach high school level biology as well as continue to perfect her art interests. . . 3 . . i : '" . - - 3 DRY FORK TRADE COMPANY is a mountain man supply business owned and operated by Gerald and Kaye Stewart in North Dry Fork Canyon. From left to right beginning on the wall: ermine (weasel with white fur in winter) war shirt, this is a highly prized male shirt used by chiefs or men of stature within ' an Indian tribe during the 1800's; a beaver hat; an eastern style tailored hunting shirt, pants and moccasins. Sitting on the Indians In-dians willow backrest in the center of the photo on the floor are the following items: Indian style gun case with sling; a possible bag; to left of bag and gun case under the ermine shirt are male leggms. |