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Show dgVA STEEL FTHUB UTT tem enelia Wimz& To Become A Jo o) Help Send 0. R Seattle 11 mm The, Orem High School band will be representing the town YOU and I live in. Within a week or so you will be contacted by members of the band asking for your support Be Your Orem home-owned Newspaper will give of the subscription price, to the Orem High School Band Fund. This off er is good for both new starts and renewals to the Orem-Geneva Times. Offer is Good from Feb. 8th to March 24th inclusive. f ie land looster Order or Renev.your subscriptions to the Times Now - Remember the Orem High School Band Gets One-half of all money taken in on this Subscription Drive. 1 Year . . $3.50 2 Years . ... $6.50 3 Years . . . $9.50 to Become a Band Booster when you are contacted by students or citizens working for a Community-wide project. Each week a BAND BOOSTER HONOR ROLL will be published in this paper. Students and supervisors feel the money necessary to finance the band's trip to Seattle can be obtained by worthwhile worth-while projects, undertaken by students and residents of this community. The management of the "Times" has made this generous offer as a kickoff to start the fund raising for the band. This subscription subscrip-tion drive is one that all members of the band and committees can participate in. . When you are contacted, give this worthwhile project your support. sup-port. Members of the band and other organizations will contact every home in the Orem area, asking for YOUR support. (Space for publicizing all worthwhile band promotion projects will be donated by Orem-Geneva Times, your home-owned paper) Residents living within the boundary lines of Orem Stake will be contacted this week-end. (stake boundary lines used for convenience only) Watch and listen for the Orem High School Band this week-end. Band Booster Honor Roll Bless 'em G. 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If discipline is inadequate or inconsistent, these boundaries do not exist ana there is loss of the personal security which comes from knowledge of what is right. These boundaries are not restrictions of human freedom free-dom in a narrow sense, but are lines of discernment between be-tween right and wrong. There is freedom and security in the assurance of being on the side of right rather than wronsr. And the right must be found and guarded through consistent consis-tent discipline. Christian Science Sunday Services The nature of true happiness will be brought out Sunday at Christian Science church services. ser-vices. Selections from the Bible In the Lesson-Sermon on the subject sub-ject "Soul" include these verses ver-ses from 1 Chronicles (16): "Glory ye in his holy name: let the heart of them rejoice that seek the Lord; . . Glory and honour are in his presence; strenght and gladness are In his place." 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