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Show Friday, Mav HILL TOP TIMES Clothing Sales Store Gets New Kind of Produce From Seeds Ships Uniforms to The Chance of a Lifetime!... .j More than $20,000 worth of clothing and uniforms have been sent to Idaho to outfit the recently in Aeronautical, Mechanical. M;;J: Structural, Electrical, Radio, Television, Plastici etc. Special discount for servicemen. Send tb coupon. No obligation. courses airmen in the this unit will receive their basic summer uniforms from the mobile more-than-5- 00 clothing sales store. Workers under the direction of Chief Warrant Officer Allan J. and C. W. Royster are fitting the airmen, marking the uniforms for alternation, and issuing standard items such as blue caps, belts, neckties, shoes and socks, and silver accessories and insignias. According to Liethiser, the uniforms will be returned to Hill for complete alternations at Salt Lake City and Ogden tailor shops. When finished, the "tailored to measure" items will be shipped to Boise. Tailors in the Qgden-Sa- lt Lake Mc-Ph- ee 1 4 - 1 Mrs. 'Gloria Kasarsky, wife of Sol Kasarsky of automotive inspection, carves miniature figures out of avocado seeds. She is shown above beginning the sculpturing process which sometimes takes as long as 80 hours. When the sculptures are completed they resemble items carved out of hard wood, granite, or petrified rock. fact that seeds are used to produce many beautiful but a local woman does some strange things with and edible things seeds that doesn't call for a green thumb. This woman can take a handful of seeds, and instead of coming up with the usual results, obtain such things as miniature dogs, Indian heads, and female nudes. This fete isn't accomplished by any supernatural powers or by the it's all done with a carving knife. wave of a magic wand 1 Mrs. Gloria Kasarsky, ing work. Every detail is clearly Sahara Village, is the woman on and expertly finished. Mrs. Kasar-sk- y the other end of the carving knife. from 10 to 80 hours on spends She sculptures miniature figures each tiny item. out of avocado seeds. Mrs. Kasarsky recently had her "Avocado pits are wonderful on display at art exhibit material for sculpturing of small carvings in Salt Lake City. An expert ap- Mrs. says articles," Kasarsky, well-know- n A-8- whose husband, Sol, works in automotive inspection at Hill Air Force, Base. "When the pits are first taken out of the avocado they are quite soft and mushy. But when they are allowed to dry for two or three weeks they become as hard as granite and resemble petrified - NAME AGE : ADDRESS "I would like," said the visiting French General, "to meet this Mrs. Beech who has so many sons who are second lieutenants, in your By Dorothy G. Nelson It's a t area are already under contract Army." : 319 Contury Building, TECHNOLOGY, CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE 412 5lh Stroot N.W., Washington, D.C. PUat forward fro book, "Enginooring Opportunrtiot". with the Air Force to handle uniform alternations. Sahara Village Woman Sculptures Tiny Figures Out of Avocado Seeds ... fret mav never now " it strain - hut- rinki. j chance to cash in on your'feiii have the spare timl through sound, technical training. The man who ha! will win the best rank the technical "know-how- " Vmi federalized Air National Guard unit there, according to William G. Liethiser, Clearfield, civilian chief of Hill AFB supply division. This week, : clean, crisp tastgjt JSodefoSoH Lake's Famous Brewery by FISHER BREWING COMPANY NATIONAL BANK OF LAYTON wood. From the stones of "alligator pears", Mrs. Kasarsky, has sculptured dozens of tiny objects, all ranging in size from an inch to two inches in height. Carved Female Nude One of her favorite items is a full female nude,, only two inches high. It took the young sculpturess almost 80 hours to complete every tiny detail on this statue. Mrs. Kasarsky enjoys carving Indian ceremonial masks out of avocado seeds. These masks are similar to carving seen on Indian totem poles. Each face represents different qualities. One stands for victory, one for wisdom, one for Power and another for war. After Mrs. Kasarsky has spent many hours chipping out the features with sculpturing tools, she e color with ingives them delible colored pencils and then a final shellacking with varnish or clear fingernail polish. The result is an exquisite tiny object that seems to have been chipped out of hard rock or petrified wood. Spends Long Hours Working on objects only an inch calls for many hours of painstak- - a UASG . 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Your Account or Inquiry is Invited UQUID OR THE FIRST NATIONAL STAIN PAST! lutM ttf. ei. 6 1 i .' a-- gPH BANK OF LAYTON LAYTON, UTAH Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation LTI by its praised her work as ranging in value from $25. to $300. each. An avocado growing company in California has expressed an interest in her finished products and has asked her to send them so they might examine them. And what becomes of all the avocado that Mrs. K. buys to use in her sculpturing? Well, that's where her husband, Sol, comes into the act. "Why," he says, "We eat avocados on everything. Avocados around here are just "like beans to the Navy." FIRST FsekdI Isl iiifniil " THE J ITS YOURS RICH? 'MOW., Idaho National Guard Boise, 2s, r- -- Member '' ' ' '" .. 'Frsl Reserve System. |