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Show m worker in the Manti LDS Nephi, George Cook, and David Cook Temple. She had been a member of the Fountain Fountain Green. Also Green Ward choir for 50 surviving are 20 grandyears. children; four greatSurvivors are her hus- grandchildren; four band of Fountain Green; sisters, Mrs. Ivan five children, Mrs. Boyce Rassmussen, Mrs. Cleo (LaNore) Blackham, Christiansen, Mrs. John Orem, Mrs. Jay (JoAnn) E. Christiansen, all of Reynolds, Glenwood Fountain Green, and Springs, Colo., Mrs. Mrs. Howard Ivory, Milton T. (Sue) Harmon, Springville. Funeral Is Friday for Erda C. Cook, 72 Funeral services will be held Friday at noon in the Fountain Green LDS Ward chapel for Erda Crowther Cook, 72, who died Dec. Nephi. 8, in 1980 Friends may call at the Anderson Funeral Home in Nephi today from 7 to 9 p.m. and at the chapel one hour prior to the ser- Plumbing 4-- D vices. Mrs. Cook was born Nov. 23, 1908 in Foun- ' " with a good book, in front of a cozy fireplace : For school needs every situation; these frigid temperatures are keeping the mud frozen-solid- Students at the Nephi Elementary School are currently conducting a - label collection drive that promises to bring in T This and reference books, teaching aids, etc. to elementary schools in exchange for labels from the companys products. Labels from Campbells soups, beans, and tomato V-juice; vegetable juice; Swanson canned 8 foods; and Franco-America- n products are all redeemable. We know we have many friends in the community who will want to help. They can do so by saving the labels and giving them to our students, who can drop them off at the school office, says Marsha Parkin, the , schools secretary. We need the front of the labels, so please try not to tear them across the front, says Mrs. Parkin. Elder David Manning 990 E. DeVries Oak Harbor, WA 98277 Times-New- s. athletic equipment, . is especially - meg - language. The majority of the countrys 38 million people are Buddhists, but the LDS Church is making great strides, Wright said. The church entered Korea when American soldiers were sent there during the Korean war. From those humble beginnings, there are now approximately 20,000 Mormons. Four stakes are now organized in Seoul, and the three missions in the country are now baptizing 600 persons a month. Builders' Supply Exci&vg . l Jition hiur quirh-rlor oik or two Run. wu oil or kick ihcnkftN LEI) "plairrV perform Jt college or pm skill hMh Require' ) h mm 00 Elder Kenyon Carter Mailbox 11 Mission Training Center 2005 North 900 East Provo, Utah 84601 Fstrh. on and run the ho.se pjihsunh LID platers I! mir team s hi irouL!. up pinch hitters . ..111 tlH iiiniiigs of piklKTS i i.u nM,nl Require hnn G.E. 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Worthington, who is director of audiology and vestibulan services at the Boys Town Institute for Communication Disorders in Children, was among 9,000 delegates to the four-da- y meeting. He heard re- ports on the latest developments on disor ders of human speech, language, and hearing. Some of the topics presented at the meeting were voice restoration by the use of windpipe puncture, the current treatment of stuttering, effects of drugs on the sound of the voice, communication of the aging, grammatic structure of Black child language, and the use of hearing aids and other services for the deaf and hard of hearing. 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Erda Crowther Cook past few years she had been secretary of the Relief Society and had served as an ordinance Here're more missionary addresses . livHere are the addresses local servicemen and the side North of ing along South where a con- missionaries as given to siderable amount of dig- The ging has been taking place creating a lot of The newspaper pubmud. So, at least, that lishes the list each year problem is temporarily a as public service, so alivated, as long as the the that public may send temperatures remain them Christmas COLD. educational audio-visu- al Mrs. Cook had served in all the organizations of the LDS Church. For the welcome for the folks equipment for the school. As part of the pro- gram, called Labels for Education, Campbell Soup Company is offer- ing Temple. oh, its cold. We should, however, look on the bright side of School asks i soup labels : valuable Crowther. She married F. 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