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' f. 4 w X Y 1 , AMI DOAING IT RuGH'r? sfephonae Lockridge prepares a salad for her customers. r . ' 1. . . , 1 . , 1 MY FA-A-AIVSRITE Ausua. Braun Whipple mocks shelves of Western Marker, 1 f ' BUSTED! Tammy Seldin gets caught at fhe , cash register at Lander Baiiding Suppfy. f l CJ obs 91 O X
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.WORKING Hey, where'd you get that new W jacket? lt's pretty cool. ul bought it the other day. lt sure put a dent in my savings account. U. 'l bet. Where'd you get the t H ' money. , , Q From my job,'f Business establishments lwere a - good place to look for BMHS W students. Some people even opted to work instead of playing sports as X theyhad done in previous years. Reasons given for working were: money , 'lto save enoughtor a R car , and tor be able to ,buy a stereo . Jobs gave students an idea ofswhat the work force was all about and of the full-time responsibilities they would face after leaving high school. Whether they enjoyed it or not, working gave them an opportunity to learn the value ofthe money they spent every day. ENJOY!! Chris Hansen gives you service.with ' N a smile. FUN, FUN, FUN. Teresa Jones and Kathy Swartz laugh it up at work. CHARGE IT! Kim Fagg shows us her charge , ' sheet from Western Market. l DON'T WORK HERE. Lettiel Mendoza gets ' supplies for her job at Valmy. HAVING FUN YET? Chuck Lockridge cleans V F' ,. sup at-the Colt.. ,swf as tin? I . . QQ 90 Jobs E O ' 0 f K 0 Fon THEWEEKEND 1' 91224
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LOCAL HAPPENINGST X Looking back, many happy, and X sad events came to mind. ln the ,spring many acres were flooded, bridges destroyed only to findfother areas burnedout by-mid July. BLM fire crews from various states came L, tohelp contain fires. Bread and other fixings were scarce due to the extras needed to feed the crews. This helped the town economy some, which was stillfin a slump due A g to the -yoyo miningreconomy. On a brighter note, newefood and activities places opened to add to the foreverfproblem of nothing to A do . Three Little League All-Stars were held in July. When it comes to i supporting our youth- our community ranks number one!! . Y 1 7 NEW TITLE. Dr. Leon Hensley was given top V' command for Nevada administrators. REST TIME. Firefighters from allover the arrived by the bus loadslo. help contain the D V many fires around this area. NEWFORM OF RECREATION. Both youngi and old alike enjoy the new Orange Front ' 'E . 4 f I Roller Skating Rink. OOOOO WWWM K i ' l -mmm
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