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Page S-B THE EL PASO TIMES, Moodjr. April S. 197S 'To Have And To Hold' For Home Economics Class joined forces to stage one big ceremony. The students decorated the room. Corsages, boutonnieres.

riEgs, tuxedos, the wedding gown and dresses for the bride's attendants were donated by local businessmen. A professional photographer was on hand to shoot pictures. There was a ring bearer, a best man. groomsmen and guitar music. Casados escorated the bride don the aisle and gave her away to bridegroom Varela.

Since Miss Roybal and Varela both are Catholic, they wanted a Catholic wedding and asked Martinez to celebrate the Mass. SANTA FE AP Patricia Kojbal and Jeff Varela exchanged vows, principal Joe Casados gave away tht bride and Rev. Jerome Martinez officiated. For the most part it looked and sounded like a real wedding right down to the three-tiered red and hite cake at the reception. But it was only practice.

The wedding in the Santa Fe High School home economics department culminated six weeks of study in family living classes taught by Liz Pacheco. Each student planned his or her own wedding, then the two classes VOH OPE 1 READY TO SERVE YOl rift (tyh ORTED Rl'CS. If. THE LARGEST 1 1 ni i 1 1 1 1 ul ll HKIIMM 1(1 I i'ki-i w. i r.i;i i i ii i uii'i i i iui mi I I IHf.

Mil I LOCATION 'mm H' TP' 415 MOM MOTAA the school. Miss Roybal played the bride. l0'V THE AISI.E Santa Fe High School principalJoe Casados escorts I'jtricia Hoyhul in tht- wedding staged recently by family living classes at INMTKS lOl TO STOP in M) SHOP 01 NKU If TOKV $VtJeeS WE (il VOl WILL FIND (AP Lasei photo) New Mexico Product Code Aimed At Reducing Cost THE HhM Aim lllh LlihM I'ttli 113 MOVTW A Many electronic casn registers are capable of producing a detailed receipt for the customer's convenience. The 31SSSS detailed receipt may contain the product name, the brand name and the price. Some food retailing managers estimate that if the UPC system is utilized, item.

The price is established at the store and is registered into the computer. The UPC system is designed to reduce labor costs. Its five basic parts include the UPC product label, the optical scanner, the computer, the electronic cash register, and the cashier. Packages with the coded information are pulled across an optical scanner by the cashier. The scanner reads the label and relays the coded information to a computer in the store.

The computer then relays the price back to the electronic cash register, By JACKIE PINSON NMSu Spec idii' Written For The Associated Prs Have you wondered what those stripes with numbers are that are on many products in stores? They are called Universal Product Code. The numerals and vertical bars identify the product and manufacturer or distributor. The vertical bars identify the product to a computer in machine language. Contrary to popular opinion, the markings do not contain the price of the checkout lanes will move from 60 to 70 percent faster. The items can be tran me Aa'm sferred across the optical scanner as last as the cashier can pull the UPC across it.

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Isi (vailup SC '01, Jt- I Ci.Vi Irr "1, i lerf" (VISAi Numfpr Cir TV Translator To Be Built Sn'Cial to the 1 Palo Timei LAS CRUCES The construction of a television "translator" north of Silver City will begin soon, according to stipulations of a grant awarded to KRWG-TV, public television station at New Mexico State University. The grant appropriates $20,000 for the translator, to be located in the Pinos Altos area near Silver City, serving about 20,000 people. The translator is a combination receiver-transmitter, capable of picking up an off-the-air signal from KRWG, and simultaneously converting the signal to a different frequency for re-broadcast. Instead of the signal being rebroadcast on a UHF frequency, Silver City area residents will receive the signal of VHF channel 12, from station KOB-TV in Albuquerque. The land where the translator is located is leased 4 by KOB.

The Albuquerque station offered to share its site and tower with NMSU's station. The funding, a matching grant, is financed with $15,000 from the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, and $5,000 from NMSU. NMSU Seminars Scheduled Special to the El Timti LAS CRUCES The New Mexico State University mathematical sciences department is sponsoring a series of four special seminars this week. Admission to the lectures, to be held in room 229 of Walden Hall at 4:30 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, is free.

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