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Show 8D The Salt Lake Tribune Tuesday, July 26, 1983 Festival Gets Touch of Authenticity Special to The Tribune The Festival of the American West at Utah State University will have an authentic touch this year, as a class in the College of Family Life at USU made authentic reproductions of costumes worn by Utah settlers 150 years ago. LaJean Lawson, a student in the class, helped adapt a pattern from food service workers shirts into an antique workman's smock. The workers serving food on Frontier Street will sport the shirts and aprons that are typical of those worn by workers in Cache Valley in the early 1800s. The original shirt is part of the college's historic costume collection. Annette Fraser, instructor of the clothing and textiles class, said that producing 30 shirts and 30 aprons will lend some historic authenticity to the festival, but it also gave the class a lesson in producLOGAN 6-PiE- tion. The 15 class members actually set up a miniature factory, she said. 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Thick, clear glass tops and Hand wheat design on doors. ' shelves. ROUND COCKTAIL OVAL COCKTAIL SQUARE END a special ROUND END Ogden ACLU Group Sets Summer Social SOFA purchase limited quantities! TABLE Special to The Tribune OGDEN Thebgden Chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union will hold its annual summer social at 5 p.m. Saturday. Anyone interested in participating in the ACLU event, to be held at the home of Patricia Braun, 3417 Fillmore Ave. in Ogden, may attend.. There is a $5 donation. WTiFis I (I j YOUR CHOICE solid Pir:: And English as 2nd Language Being Offered by BYU BCSSA8G COTS UGQCULOH FAMILY DOOM Special to The Tribune Classes in English as a second language are being offered by the linguistics department at Brigham Young University Tuesday through Aug. 16. The classes, scheduled to run from 4.10 p.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays PROVO through Thursdays at Amanda Knight Hall, are designed for any- SOFA one who does not speak English. 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