The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 71

The Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday, March 18, 1962 W15. How to Keep Your Child Well Decision Must Wait On Identical Twins By Dr. T. R. Van Dellen Is it possible to determine at birth Identical? The physician can guess and right because the findings at this time are clusive.

Blood type studies and an evaluation characteristics at a later date will settle the On the physician can difference (monovular) (polyovular). sumed that identical if same sex, the same and are placenta. Occasionally twinning with the and in the identical their own whether twins are is lucky if he is not entirely "con of physical question. other hand, the tell at birth the between identical and nonidentical It can be asthe newborns are both are of the are contained i in membranous sac, attached to a single the one ovum (monovular) begins first cell division, circumstances, the twins will come in sacs attached to separate placentas. In such instances, what appear to be nonidentical twins may be identical.

For this reason, the final decision should wait until the children are between 2 and 4 years of age, when the physical characteristics are inore recognizable. Identical twins are of the same sex and have similar facial features. The hair and skin are of equal texture and color; the eyes are the same color; and the hands, and feet, and body have a similar conformation. The palm and sole prints resemble or are a mirror image of each other. Final proof comes from detailed blood typing.

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and Mrs. Fred B. Haynie, Richfield, and the son of Mrs. Duane Nelson, Richfield, and the late Mr. Duane Miller Nelson.

A reception that evening in the Sevier Stake LDS Youth Center, Richfield, honored the pair. Attending the bride were Miss DeAnn Isbell, maid of honor; Miss Julie' Neslen Thody, Miss Mary Lee Isbell, bridesmaids. Miss Rose Marie Haynie was junior bridesmaid, and Miss Loretta Jensen acted as flower girl. Best man was John Nelson. Ushering were Fredrick J.

Haynie, Clyde Davis and Henry Baddley. The bride is attending the University of Utah where she is a member of Alpha Chi Omega and Spurs. Her bride: groom is a U. of U. graduate.

After a wedding trip to Las Vegas the couple will make a home in Salt Lake City. Joyce Bowen The engagement of Miss Joyce Bowen to Robert Dale Plett is announced by the parents of the bride-to-be, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brigham Bowen 3729 Granger Dr. (3000 West).

Mr. and Mrs. Pete H. Plett, 3642 S. 3200 West, are parents of the prospective bridegroom.

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