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Show v.toiy ftrrux-DA- vis news journal, juhe m 19. north davis ifapcr, junc 19. ts&o m If M " t r ; t ' cl . Vi vr 1 l-'- (7 I C . i O . j . ,''$7 )j ':Q.,. r o ij c h 'V ' ri I? 1! ,v RIATA ART SET The third annual Ltiw RmU Day f Art Show will be held July 4 in the foyer of the Layton High Sthoul Auditor him. iVintingt will be receive J 1 a.m. The from judging w ill be don at 1 1 a.m. 1 he vhow w ill open to the public at 12 noon 9-- n admiccion charge. PAINTINGS done in all medium will be accepted. w ill - VTA z I Putung that final itruke on the art exhibit for Layton's July 4 Itiata Days rrirbration are KayiviHe artist Ktm-and Lucille Stock. 1'aintinga will be Carton, tlie in Layton I tigh School foyer. displayed and remain open throughout the afternoon. There is no Judging k- be in the following k-f- daffef X, second, third and lorth places plus honorable mention. MRS. LUCILLE Stock is the 1980 Art Show chairman. Anyone wishing more infor matton about the art show can contact her at 3. professional, amateur, junior, high school and youth. There will be a one dollar regivtraiion fee acvcsccd for each painting entered. Rib bons will be given for first. SPECIAL PURCHASE 376-813- - fTTTi Caroline Jane toria. Australia, has been living with the Ken Hall family ol Layton since January 17. She is a Rotary Exchange Student and her sponsor is the Rotary Club of Hawthorn, Australia. THE ROTARY Intcmation at Exchange Student program makes it possible for high school age students from most countries in the world to have the experience of living in another country fora full year. Applicants are carefully screened by the school personnel and the Rotary officials before being accepted into the program. The parents pay for transportation, insurance and clothing. Rotary makes the travel arrangements, does the screening and the placement. The local Rotary club fur- nishes spending money. The host family provides shelter. DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY food, local travel, entertainment and minor expenses not pic ked up by the other organi- for attending Layton High zations. School. Her future plans are to THE BIGGEST adjustment attend a university and take a humanities course. problem Caroline says she faced when she came to Layton was the school system. At first she found it was very had to get acquainted with the THE PART students at Layton High School. In Australia, Caroline attended a private girls school. There were about 900 students in the school which kinderincluded all grades garten through 12th grade. AUSTRALIAN schools are controlled by the Common- wealth School System, the same system that operates schools in Canada. When a student in Australia reaches the 7th grade, he enters into a Form" system. After each Form or grade an examination is given. English is required each year through the CAROLINE JANE WOODLEY' 12th grade -- or the 6th Form. The last two years. Form 5 and 6, a student chooses six subjects to study for the two year period. These subjects prepare the student for college or a vocation. CAROLINE says the Australian schools are much more difficult than American hfiggestt seDDec coirtoctts. LENSES Hard lenses $59. Includes lens care kit and Love em or Plan. Eye examination not Included. Leave em Now you can get quality Bausch & Lomb or American Optical soft contact lenses for just $119. That price includes a lens care kit and the PEARLE VISION CENTER Love em or Leave em Plan which gives you 30 days to decide about contacts or well refund the cost of the lenses. Eye exam is not included. The best thing is youre getting contacts from the experienced people at PEARLE who have sold more contact lenses than anyone in the nation. So hurry in for our $1 1 9 soft contacts. Offer expires Aug. 15, 1980. No other I F CMnUt rnCARI vs0 A SEARLE COMPANY GRAND OPENING NOW . ft about 1 'i years Australia in clothing styles. 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At home, Caroline is the youngest of three children. Her older brothers are 17 and 19. The Hall family is made up of one 17 year old girl and three boys that are younger than Caroline. She says she as enjoyed having a sister but she isnt to sure about the benefits of three "younger brothers. CIl'2 To 100 nylon Cut pile plush Optimum wearability in 12 glorious shades Cut loop soft denier heat-se- t nylon Protected with DuPont TEFLON for years of radiant beauty Twelve vibrant shades be-hi- AN APPRECIATION of home and the ability to learn to meet different people and to handle different problems are the benefits of the Rotary Exchange program, according to Caroline. She feels the experience is well worth the expense and the loss of a year of school in Australia. The Hall family concurs that the student exchange program is very beneficial. They have learned about Australia and her people through an exchange student in their home. The Halls feel they are more understanding of other people and more tolerant of others. CAROLINE WILL spend the summer traveling through the west with other Rotary Exchange students. She will also spend more time in California visiting with friends of her family, dmg MaronWay Bay Meadows Utah. The food is much the same as the Australian food, except Caroline notices that there are more fast food places in the U.S. and the people eat out more often. She has gained weight since she came to Utah but this is a common occurence with exchange students. She confesses she misses eating lamb which is the main meat in Australia. 486-170- level next to Castletons. at top of escalator), Tel. Layton Hills Mail (Upper In Utah COMNG SOOH 4 New location &S3 that - SOFT discounts apply. of Australia Caroline is from is heavily populated. She says the mountains in Utah remind her of the tall buildings that are around her home. She was amazed at the amount of snow that falls in counftacfts tom ttUne cnt . schools and the students show more respect for teachers. She wiU receive no school credit The bnggestt saDe obd mHEH7L& (SSilUSKPO i,;y:rrT7r4TTyTT7To .crei-nsrornfr- old Woodley, the daughter of Allan and Natalie Woodley of Hawthorn. Vic- off uM' SAVINGS! Exchange Student Living In Layton LAYTON SEES 884-348- AVAILABLE |