Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 7

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tralia and those in Nevada a young woman from un told the Reno Rotary Club Monday Miss Elcanore Bogdanovic 18 who has spent most of 1969 in school in Nevada under a Rotary oundation ellowship made a brief comparison of schools of the two nations in a talk before a regular meet ing of the club The occasion was the local observance of Rotary Thursday is the day of Thor tfte thunderer and war god of Norse mythology i SEE CLASSIIED WHO CAN iR do I LK Pit oundation Week and Miss Bogdanovich a resident of Perth was one of eight high school graduates sent by the Swan District of Rotary Inter national in Western Australia to the United States for a study in this country After having graduated from high school in Perth she came to Nevada and also graduated from high school in Yerington where she is living with the Richard Ankers family She will leave Nevada to return to Aus tralia the end of this month The young speaker also took six units at the Univer sity of Nevada after com POSTAL uW PRESS 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Since the start of the school year in Nevada she has been studying again at Yerington High School and so as she told the Rotarians she has been a high school senior three times once in Australia and twice in Yerington On her re turn to her in Australia she expects to study to be a dentist Wherever she has been she said she has explained the objects of the Rotary oun dation and has endeavored to spread international good will She was introduced by Jack Carter of the Reno Rotary oundation Committee Also introduced were two University of Nevada foreign students Gladys Maria Suarez of Costa Rica and Denise War burton a fellow countryman of Miss Bogdanovich from Syd ney and Marnee Miller teach er at Swope Junior High School in Reno and first Rotary stu dent to win a Reno Rotary oundation fellowship Miss Miller studied in Europe in 1952 Misses Suarez and War burton were introduced by Vic tor Clark and Miss Miller by Gordon Harris Uniled und To Honor Workers Supporters' of the Washoe United und and its 19 member agencies will gather this eve ning at the Circus Room of the Sparks Nugget for an apprecia tion dinner Master of Ceremonies for the 6 pm function will be Rollan Melton vice president of Speidel Newspapers Inc a member of the und board of directors Appreciation tokens will be presented to this cam paign loaned executives and all volunteers will be honored The winners of Gold Awards will also be announced They are those companies which had at least 80 per cent of their employes give the equivalent of one pay per month The 1969 campaign closed officially on Oct 31 How ever the cleanup section of the drive continues through the re mainder of the year This al lows companies and individuals who were contacted late to make their contributions The appreciation dinner will include attendance at the red Waring Show in the Circus Room Comrade lees BERLIN (UPI) A 19 year old non commissioned officer in the East German border guard disarmed a comrade on dual patrol and fled to the Tuesday police reported The soldier in uniform and carrying a rifle climbed over a barbed wire barrier into West Berlin ALASKA BANKING OPPORTUNITY 24 OICES STATEWIDE 2 An Equal Opportunity Employer Are you an experienced banker who is eager for a chance to show what you can do? 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Grand Lodge communication He succeeds James A Mor rison Reno His corps of grand lodge offi cers installed with him are: Harry Overby Bouldei City senior warden Lloyd Gibson Las Vegas junior war den Lee Griswold Eureka se nior deacon: Richard Cowles Reno grand treasurer Royal Crowell Gardnerville grand secretary rank Hart Reno master of instruction Gerald Roberts Tonopah se nior deacon Alexander Coon Reno junior deacon Bruce Sut ton Las Vegas marshal Eu gene Gates Mina chaplain Clarence Jones Rem ora tor Edward Block Carson City standard bearer Calvin Dodson Sparks sword bear er William Hill Reno Bible bearer William Laubach Las Vegas organist Installing officer was Richard Cowles assisted by Silas Ross as grand marshal and Robert 11 Parker as grand rhaplain All the install ng offi cers arc past grand masters The 1970 Grand Communica tion will be held in Las Vegas George McTigue Reno steward Edwin A Kn us Ely steward William A Waldrip Las Vegas pursuivant Law rence Gaflncy Reno historian: Andrew Anderson Reno tyler Jack Carrick Reno acting tyl er and Walter Armstrong Reno Joseph Burcski Las Ve gas Chester Cochran Carson City James Whitmore Sparks and William Hogan Las Vegas trustees evada Stale lournal Nov J2 J9M 7 50 Permits or Buildings Given in Sparks The Sparks Public Works De partment issued 50 building per mits with a total valuation of $317300 during the month of Oc tober In October of the previous year 42 permits with a valua tion of $283630 were issued In the most recent month five of the permits were for new commercial buildings with a val uation of $127000 and five per mits were for new residential construction with a valuation of $100000 Two commercial remodellin projects were valued at $67000 NEED AUTO INSURANCE? 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