61. Hypography Sci-Tech: Science And Technology For Everyone 10. hedeshantesh, 40. Sign up ». Search results for 'lorna swain' submit a link» become a link reviewer ». 0 records found. »Back to search front Search Form. http://www.hypography.com/searchresults.cfm?query_string=Lorna Swain

62. DSTO - 10th ICMCF - Abstracts on skin friction drag Michael P. Schultz Geoffrey W. swain, Florida Institute of safemarine antifoulant John C. Harrington, Andrew Jacobson, lorna S. Mazza http://www.dsto.defence.gov.au/corporate/conferences/icmcf/abstracts.html

th International Congress on Marine Corrosion and Fouling Abstracts Congress Opening, Welcome and Plenary Addresses Professor Adrienne Clarke, AO Lieutenant Governor of the State of Victoria Director of the Plant Cell Biology Research Centre, The University of Melbourne 2. Welcome on behalf of the COIPM Professor E. B. Gareth Jones Chairman, COIPM 3. Welcome on behalf of DSTO Dr Bill Schofield 4. Overview of the Commonwealth Government marine protection role through Ocean Policy and Clean Seas: How it relates to the issue of marine fouling Dr Ian R. McPhail Chairman, Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority Head, Portfolio Marine Group, Environment Australia 5. The roles and responsibilities of the International Maritime Organization’s Marine Environment Protection Committee Mr Michael Julian Australian Maritime Safety Authority, Australia Australian Maritime Safety Authority, Australia

63. Alcorn Family Genealogy Forum Joyce swain 7/09/02 John Alcorn m Nancy McPherson in Ky JoeAnn Frohardt 4/27/02 Johnfrom Donegal - lorna toon 4/28/02 Re George, wife Nancy Porter, bro. http://genforum.genealogy.com/alcorn/

Chat Daily Search My GenForum Community Standards ... Terms of Service Jump to Forum Home Surnames : Alcorn Family Genealogy Forum Also see Allcorn Alcorn Family Genealogy Forum Search this forum: Find all of the words Find any of the words 803 Messages Posted Jump to # Next Page Page Listings All Messages Robert and Ruth (Carroll) Alcorn of Mercer Co., PA Roger Carroll Breckenridge ALCORN, MOORE,MCCRAW of VA, NC Jeanna Shelton Mary Jane Alchorn In Amherst, NS circa 1860 Joan Carrier my alcorn connection donegal tracey mcfadden John and Sarah Alcorn Opal Porter Re: John and Sarah Alcorn Marion alcorn Henry Alcorn and Frances Payne Marion alcorn Alcorn, Nichols, McSwain Marriages Marion alcorn William S. ALLCORN 1828-1903, Pettis co., Missouri John Clement Thomas J. ALLCORN 1831-1906, Pettis co., Missouri John Clement Alcorn-Tennesee Donna Sutton Re: Alcorn-Tennesee C. Ziegler Re: Alcorn-Tennesee Donna Sutton Vickie Pickens Joyce Swain The horn in Alchorne Belinda Dettmann Alchorne arms Belinda Dettmann Re: Alchorne arms Marion alcorn Allchorne, 1509, Rotherfield, Sussex Belinda Dettmann nee Jane Alcorn (McFadden) tracey mcfadden Richard alcorn - Australia Sherrie Behrmann birth date Opal Porter Re: birth date Joyce Swain Re: birth date Opal Porter Re: birth date Joyce Swain Scottish Alcorns Linda Monk James Harrison Alcorn b .1840

64. RootsWeb: QUAKER-ROOTS-L Archive (February 2000) QR Betsy's Pews by geniekate; QR Binfords by lorna Parrish; QR Re by MattLaFlash; QR Sex of swain, Nantucket by Christian Feuillet Re QR Sex of swain http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/QUAKER-ROOTS/2000-02

QUAKER-ROOTS-L Archives: February 2000 Display in threaded chronological order with names with dates Re: [Q-R] Evesham MM by Bonnie Hamilton Re: [Q-R] Sumner Co TN Quakers by Thomas Hamm [Q-R] Samuel Zelley-Burlington County, NJ by Jack Bowman [Q-R] Janney by rah williams [Q-R] Marriage Customs - Part 2 by Jerry Richmond Re: [Q-R] Marriage Customs - Part 2 by Alan Crosman Re: [Q-R] Marriage Customs - Part 2 by Lilydole Re: [Q-R] Marriage Customs - Part 2 by Jerry Richmond Re: [Q-R] Marriage Customs - Part 2 by Dema Re: [Q-R] Marriage Customs - Part 2 by Lilydole Re: [Q-R] Marriage Customs - Part 2 - Some comments by Jean Leeper Re: [Q-R] Marriage Customs - Part 2 - Some comments by Jerry Richmond Re: [Q-R] Marriage Customs - Part 2 - Some comments by Lilydole Re: [Q-R] Marriage Customs - Part 2 - Some comments by Robert C. McArtor Re: [Q-R] Marriage Customs - Part 2 - Some comments by Mary Alice Thomas Re: [Q-R] Marriage Customs - Part 2 - Some comments by DANIEL TREADWAY Re: [Q-R] Marriage Customs - Part 2 - Some comments by Tim Walls Re: [Q-R] Marriage Customs - Part 3 by Jerry Richmond Re: [Q-R] Marriage Customs - Part 2 - World Wide Population of Friends by Mamaurer [Q-R] Joseph John FARRINGTON 1838-1902 by casey Re: [Q-R] Joseph John FARRINGTON 1838-1902 by mooney family Re: [Q-R] Joseph John FARRINGTON 1838-1902 by casey [Q-R] Bond/Bufkin by Jeobowman [Q-R] HUGH[ES] Family by RW Hughes [Q-R] KAYLOR/KAILER KINSEY OVERHOLTZ/OVERHOLTS by [Q-R] MARCHANT/MERCHANT by pmilne [Q-R] Re: QUAKER-ROOTS-D Digest V00 #67 by [Q-R] Re: QUAKER-ROOTS-D Digest V00 #73 by

65. RootsWeb: SOUTH-AFRICA-L Archive (May 1998) by Brett swain Re Thurston by Trevor Rubelli; Re Thurston by Brett swain. by JanetMelville; Re Ferreira/Dickason by Percy Tucker. Quo Vadis by lorna Newcomb http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/SOUTH-AFRICA/1998-05

SOUTH-AFRICA-L Archives: May 1998 Display in threaded chronological order with names with dates Re: Thomas Scholey PETCH by MICHAEL O'CONNOR Re: Thomas Scholey PETCH by B Lehmkuhl Re: Thomas Scholey PETCH by Trevor Rubelli Re: Thomas Scholey PETCH by B Lehmkuhl Re: Thomas Scholey PETCH by Trevor Rubelli Re: Thomas Scholey PETCH by MICHAEL O'CONNOR Re: Thomas Scholey PETCH by ROBERT BIRCHENOUGH Re: Thomas Scholey PETCH by B Lehmkuhl Re: Interesting Website by Brett Swain Journalist BILL HARRIS ? by Watt, John Subscribe by Watt, John Re: Interesting Genealogy Website...lots of names by Dick Whitlock Re: Interesting Genealogy Website...lots of names by Charles, Jennifer and Michael Bell Re: Interesting Genealogy Website...lots of names - Correction by Canerin Re: Interesting Genealogy Website...lots of names by Dick Whitlock Re: Ships : Queen of the Thames by D. Morris Re: Ship called 'Natal Star" 1868 by Ann and Phil PETIT Re: DANIEL?, /Patt/USA by Trevor Rubelli Re: DANIEL?, /Patt/USA by Delia Robertson RE: BUSHNELL, Rhodesia. VALENTINE by Dirk du Plooy RE: BUSHNELL, Rhodesia. VALENTINE

66. Kirkpatrick Families He has reference number MDB1714. Parents Bobby Gene swain and Joni Rene VANCE. Hewas married to lorna Jean ASHER in 1979 in Carson City, Nevada. http://www.familyorigins.com/users/h/o/u/Fred-M-House-Iowa/FAMO2-0001/d95.htm

HOME SURNAME LIST NAME INDEX SOURCES ... EMAIL US SUZANNA has reference number MDB623. Children were: Emil JOHNSON Marvin JOHNSON LaVerna JOHNSON Irma JOHNSON ... John David JOHNSON Adam Todd SWAIN was born Private. He was Private. He has reference number MDB1715. Parents: Bobby Gene SWAIN and Joni Rene VANCE Bobby Gene SWAIN was born Private. He was Private. He has reference number MDB1713. He was married to Joni Rene VANCE Private. Children were: Courtney Brooke SWAIN Adam Todd SWAIN Courtney Brooke SWAIN was born Private. He was Private. He has reference number MDB1714. Parents: Bobby Gene SWAIN and Joni Rene VANCE H SWAN has reference number MDB437. Ewing B. SWANEY was born WFT Est. 1830-1859. He died WFT Est. 1884-1944. He has reference number MDB2602. Lived in Smithfield when his daughter Kathryn married Jesse Summers He was married to Maggie UNKNOWN WFT Est. 1856-1899. Children were: Kathryn H. SWANEY Kathryn H. SWANEY was born in 1881 in PA. She died WFT Est. 1917-1976. She has reference number MDB2114. Parents: Ewing B. SWANEY

67. Language Testing - A Linguistics Journal From Arnold A framework for second language vocabulary assessment . John W. Oller, Jr.,Kunok Kim, Yongjae Choe and lorna Hernandez Jarvis. 18,3. Merrill swain. http://www.arnoldpublishers.com/Journals/pages/lan_tes/sel.htm

Language Testing Editors Dan Douglas , Iowa State University, USA John Read , Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand Times Higher Educational Supplement Selected Articles . "A framework for second language vocabulary assessment" John W. Oller, Jr., Kunok Kim, Yongjae Choe and Lorna Hernandez Jarvis. "Testing relations between language (verbal) and nonverbal abilities in children and adults acquiring a nonprimary language" Mikyung Kim . Detecting DIF across the different language groups in a speaking test" 18,2 (Special issue: "Assessing Language for Specific Purposes") Catherine Elder . "Assessing the language proficiency of teachers: are there any border controls?" Dan Douglas. "Language for specific purposes assessment criteria: where do they come from? Alister Cumming. "ESL/EFL instructors’ practices for writing assessment: specific purposes or general purposes?" Merrill Swain . "Examining dialogue: another approach to content specification and to validating inferences drawn from test scores"

68. Alphe USA 2003 Attendees FLS International, Dal swain, 101 East Green Street Suite 14 , Pasadena, CA, USA,91105 Study Group, Lucy Greaves, lorna House, 103 lorna Road, Hove, East Sussex http://www.hothousemedia.com/alphe/alpheusa/alpheusa03/al03edusa.htm

ALPHE Home Educators Agents Display stands ... Prices Here are the educators and exhibitors who will be attending Alphe USA 2003. Airline Training International , S Parys, Toronto City Centre Airport Aeroshell East Building, Toronto, ON, Canada, M5V 1A1, T: [1] (416) 203-1199, F: [1] (416) 203-1140, sparys@airlinetraining.net California State University Fullerton , Ken Moyer / Lynn Richmond, American Language Program 800 North State College Blvd. , Fullerton, CA, USA, 92834-9480, T: [1] 7142782909, F: [1] 7142787114, kmoyer@fullerton.edu California State University Hayward , Ray Wallace, Center for International Education 25800 Carlos Bee Blvd., Hayward, CA, USA, 94542-3012, T: [1] 5108852786, F: [1] 5108852787, rwallace@csuhayward.edu California State University San Bernardino , Linda Chaffee, College of Extended Learning International Extension Pgms 5500 University Parkway, San Bernardino, CA, USA, 92407-2397, T: [1] 9098805978, F: [1] 9098805905, lchaffee@csusb.edu Cambridge College , Kathleen McKenzie, Suite 16, Level 3, No. 4 Cross Street, Hurstville NSW, Australia, NSW 2220. T: [61] 295796244, F: [61] 295709565, kmckenz@ozemail.com.au FLS International , Dal Swain, 101 East Green Street Suite 14 , Pasadena, CA, USA, 91105, T: [1] 6267952912, F: [1] 6267955564, veronica@fls.net

69. WA Rogaining Association - Rok Ness Monster Rogaine Results - October 2001 115, 183XC, Candice O'Brien, Megan Cooper, Ryan Devenish, Sandra swain, Ronald Li,8 166, 124XN, Georgia Hurst, lorna Hurst, Ron Hurst, Sam Hurst, Courtney Hunter http://wa.rogaine.asn.au/results/2001/rokness.htm

Home Results Rok Ness Monster Rogaine Results - "Rok Ness Monster Rogaine" - 27th October 2001 Overall Team Members Awards Finish Score Gary Carroll, Jim Langford Sue Joyce, Bryan McClintock, Ricky Thackray Phil Dufty, Chip Lundstrom Garry Lindberg, Tim Richards Ian Thomsett, Brian Webber Vince Harding, Michael Johnston Stan Barclay, Pam Bradley, David Hartley Carol Broderick, Ken Brownlie Cliff Phillips, Allan Whitfield Tony Almond, Tom Ridsdill-Smith Peter Lawrence, Dave Muir Nick Acquarola, Wayne Eliot Belinda James, Shane Lewis Jon Gibson, Bob McCreddin Lyn Stoltze, Tony Whittaker Andrew Brooker, Daniel Brooker Paul Mutton, Dimity Mutton David Attrill, Robert Fergie, John Frost, Barry Weatherburn Craig Barrett, Chris Coates Mat Muir, Brian Wade Alan Cox, Moreen Cox Athol Chatfield, Richard Morup, David Moyses Ashley Horton, James Kelly Chris Swain, Kate Swain Tom Crawley, Toivo Pedaste Frank Coning, Austen Mullen, John Tanner Ceridwen Challen, Ray Challen David McCauley, Rosalie McCauley David Birk, Ron Gordon, John Supanz William Blackshaw, Matthew Hopper, Cassandra Wade

70. Milne Library: New Books (S-U) Authors Levi, Herbert Walter, 1921 Levi, lorna Rose, 1928- Zim, Herbert Spencer,1909 of ants / by Dorothy E. Shuttlesworth ; illustrated by Su Zan N. swain. http://www.oneonta.edu/library/newmat/bookss-u.html

New Books S-U) June 2002 Title: The sanitary city : urban infrastructure in America from colonial times to the present / Martin V. Melosi. Author: Melosi, Martin V., 1947- Call No.: (ONEON OCIR2) TD223 .M45 2000 Title: Schoolboy Johnson / John R. Tunis. Author: Tunis, John Roberts, 1889- Call No.: (ONEON OCLDN) FIC T9264SC Title: Schoolhouse mystery / Gertrude Chandler Warner ; illustrations: David Cunningham. Authors: Warner, Gertrude Chandler, 1890- Cunningham, David. Call No.: (ONEON OCLDN) FIC W2816SC Title: Science fiction, children's literature, and popular culture : coming of age in fantasyland / Gary Westfahl. Author: Westfahl, Gary. Call No.: (ONEON OCIR2) PS374.S35 W44 2000 Title: Science in translation : movements of knowledge through cultures and time / Scott L. Montgomery. Author: Montgomery, Scott L. Call No.: (ONEON OCIR2) Q124 .M66 2000 Title: Scientific discovery processes in humans and computers : theory and research in psychology and artificial intelligence / Morton Wagman.

71. Obituaries Simmons; a sister, lorna R. BiggsAndover of Hampshire, England; a brother, TerranceH. Reed of North Huish, Devonshire, England; and five grandchildren. swain. http://cdom.org/wtc/wtc_archives/wtc122100/wtc_pages/obituaries.html

December 21, 2000 BLAND A Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated for George Anderson Bland, III, 45, at the Church of the Incarnation by Fr. Leonard Oglesby and concelebrated by Fr. William Kantner. Burial was in Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include his wife Laurie Jemison Bland; a daughter, Lauren Genet Bland of Raleigh, NC; two sons, George Anderson Bland, IV and John Harkins Bland, both of Williston, TN; his mother, Ginevra (Gee Gee) Grimaldi Bland; four sisters, Nancy Bland, Lisa Bland Knoll, Ellen Bland Dugan of Little Rock, AR, and Gena Bland of Knoxville, TN; and a brother, Thomas Bland. CRABB A funeral home service was conducted for Audrey Joan Crabb, 75, at Hall Funeral Home Chapel by Fr. David Foley. Burial was in Greenhill Memory Gardens in Halls, TN. She is survived by her husband, George Crabb; a son, George Alan Crabb; and a daughter, Dale Clark. FARINO A Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated for Beatrice Farino, 80, at St. Louis Church by Fr. Carl Jude Hood and concelebrated by Fr. William Burke. Burial was in Calvary Cemetery. Survivors include her husband, Frank "Hank" Farino, Sr.; a son, Frank Farino, Jr. of San Diego, CA; and two grandchildren.

72. StableTalk - The UK's Brightest On-line Equestrian Magazine, Written By Riders F 18/01/03 Me My Horse lorna Cindy. Equestrian World (Closed 1st December 2002)Winner Mrs L swain Mrs swain wins a Mark Todd Fleece Rug worth £41.95. http://www.stabletalk.co.uk/stabletalk_competition/winners1.php3

www.bluechipfeed.com Horse Pictures for your Nokia Mobile! (click image) New competition added 28/03/03 Discount Saddlery Win a Rambo Flybuster Rug Recent competition Equestrian World Competition winner Product Spotlight Comfort Zone Lapel Rug Article Training with Attitude Recent Article Protective Footwear for Horse Owners What you really should know about protective footwear Willowbrook Stables game review Product Spotlight Confident Rider Links Kenilworth Press Hundreds of equestrian books - you can buy online! If you would like to send an article or suggestion just click Hundreds of Lucky WINNERS!! Equestrian World (Closed 24th March 2003) Winner: Mrs G Lowe Mrs Lowe wins a pair of Harry Hall Atlanta Jodphurs Runner-Up Winner: Helen Oliver Helen wins a pair of Toggi Ottawa jodphur boots Discount Saddlery (Closed 13th March 2003) Winner: Anwen Brown Anwen wins a Shires Typhoon Turnout Rug.

73. Annual Review - Staff List Anthony Platt/Anna Wesley/Ceridwen Boston/Chris Lane/Chris swain/David Anstee Kirkpatrick/KatherineStronach/Laura Davison/Laura Derry/Leo Heatley/lorna O'Gorman http://www.oxfordarch.co.uk/pages/stafflist.htm

OA STAFF LIST DIRECTORS Rachel Newman, Director OA North Anne Dodd, Director Post Excavation Gill Hey, Director Regions John Waltham, Company Secretary PROJECT MANAGERS Tim Allen/Paul Booth/Angela Boyle/Richard Brown/Rob Early/Stuart Foreman/Jon Hiller/Rob Kinchin-Smith, Head of Industrial Archaeology ( to April 2002)/Dan Poore/Greg Pugh, Contracts Manager/Nick Shepherd/Steve Weaver/Ken Welsh/Dave Wilkinson PROJECT MANAGERS OA NORTH Carol Allen/ Alan Lupton/Alison Plummer/Jamie Quatermaine PROJECT OFFICERS Edward Biddulph/Annie Bingham/Adam Brossler/Fraser Brown/Andy Croft/Ben Ford/Jon Gill/Richard Heawood/Andy Holmes/Elizabeth Huckerby/Steve Lawrence/Granville Laws/Andy Mayes/Ian Miller/Paul Murray/Andy Norton/Emma Noyce/Dave Score/Ric Tyler (to October 2001)/ChrisWild/John Zant POST EXCAVATION Alistair Barclay, Publications Manager

74. Honolulu Star-Bulletin Hawaii News children's mother Flora Miyamoto; sisters Elizabeth Kelly Harbottle, Dora swain,Mervlyn Alapai He is survived by daughter lorna Ah Yat; son Joseph Jr http://starbulletin.com/2001/01/03/news/obits.html

Advertisement - Click to support our sponsors. Obituaries Wednesday, January 3, 2001 Raymond Souza, former Kauai official, dies Star-Bulletin staff Former Kauai county official Raymond D. Souza died last Wednesday in Wilcox Memorial Hospital at the age of 90. Souza, of Kapaa, held elective office for 20 years, including terms on the County Council and the former Board of Supervisors and seven years as county auditor, formerly an elected position. He retired after failing in a 1972 bid for re-election. "He was always an active Democrat," said Turk Tokita, former administrative assistant to the Kauai Board of Supervisors. Souza continued to "come out in support of the younger candidates" after his retirement. "Finance was his forte," said Tokita. Souza graduated from St. Louis School and received a degree in business administration from St. Mary's College in California. He formerly managed the plantation store in Kealia and a clothing store in Kapaa. He was business manager of a weekly newspaper, Kauai News, before entering politics. He is survived by sons Ainsley K., Earl and Deharn K. Waiwaiole; hanai daughter Tamarie Kaholi; sister Olivia Kanai; 10 grandchildren; and 11 great-grandchildren.

75. Peak District Products Furniture Pauline Shearstone, Artist Speedwell Cavern Mike swain, Woodturner Barry Warren,Textile Artist Christine Waygood, Knitwear lorna Willows, Quilter http://www.peakdistrictproducts.co.uk/members.html

Home About PDP PDP Members PDP Exhibitions ... Contacts Click on the name of the member in the list below to see details of the maker, contact information and samples of their work. Ann Bates, Sculptural Ceramics Robert Beal, Furniture Designer/Maker 01484 460126 Bebra Designs, Couture Bridal Gowns Bedazzle Jewellery Linda Bellinger, Fine Art Textiles 01246 583553 R Brown, Traditional Blacksmith 01629 732220 Caudwell's Mill Chatsworth Farm Shop Edward Fisher, Craftsman in Blue John Chris Fleming Furniture 01629 650010 Bridget Flemming, Photographer Rod Flint, Heraldic Artist, Calligrapher Brenda Ford, Enamelled Treasures 01298 78845 Sheila Gill, Watercolourist Alan Glasby, Sculptor Dave Griffin, Stained Glass Artist Catriona Hall, Artist ... JMJ Pottery Jill Kerr, Peak Printmaking 01663 750547 Dominic Lee, Furniture Maker Lyn Littlewood, Artist Jean Martin, Textile Designer Jenny Mather, Artist-Therapist ... s="na";c="na";j="na";f=""+escape(document.referrer)

76. ECats Bridge In Britain 1638, 23, lorna Hawkins Pat Drain (Marple Duplicate Bridge Club), 44607.2,49.36. 1641, 14, Brian swain Pat swain (Old Hall Bridge Club), 44594.5, 49.35. http://www.ecatsbridge.com/BiB/static/sims/11102000/005133overallR55.htm

BGB Sims Autumn 2000 Wednesday (Session 5133) Last Updated Thursday, October 26, 2000 12:13:56 AM The Overall Frequencies List of Clubs How did I do ? BGB Sims Autumn 2000 Thursday (Session 7314) Overall Ranking List - Results to date Scoring program written by ECats Ltd Posn Pair Players Names Total MP Percent (Sutton Coldfield Bridge Club) (Kelvin and Malone) (Milton Keynes B C) (Glasgow Bridge Centre) (Finchley) (Witham Bridge Club.) (Loughton) (Victoria Club) (Highland) (Witney) (Forest Row Duplicate Bridge Club) (Dewsbury) (Pinner Bridge Club) (Taunton) (Derryvolgie) (Exeter Bridge Club) (Merseyside Bridge Centre) (Marple Duplicate Bridge Club) (Sheffield) (Salisbury) (Old Hall Bridge Club) (Rhiwbina) (Finchley) (Bridgend) (Shelley) (Hampton Bridge Club) (Park View) (Bramhall Village Club) (Finesse Bridge Club) (Wirral Duplicate Bridge Club) Last Updated Thursday, October 26, 2000 12:12:46 AM

77. Sherry Thorup...meandering Through Life! Welcome To My Guestbook lornaclass of'59 lorna (Moncrief) Mura hlmura@wctel.net Savanah Lakes Village FrenchHigh School Class of '67 Ronnie swain rswain@freei.net San Antonio http://thorup.com/guestbook/

Sherry Thorup...meandering through life! Welcome to my Guestbook Thank you for visiting my pages. I would appreciate it if you would sign my guestbook! Thank you so much for sharing. You have a great website. Your enthusiasm for life and your breadth of vision was a wonderful mental diversion for me today. I stubbled on your site looking for information about Port Arthur. You had the most and best information out there. I've never been to Port Arthur, but I think I want to visit. It seems like a nice little town. Again, great site. Barbara socalwall@yahoo.com Santa Ana, California Very nice website. Please visit my website!!! :) Miami, Florida USA Gute Webseite! I'll tell my friends about it... willsam911@yahoo.com USA, none USA nice site. I enjoyed it very much. Keep up the good work! Peter Woo thank you for putting somthing about our little old town Gary Behrens Jr huertasub@yahoo.com bloomington, texas usa Great but some pages wouldn't come up I wanted to visit. Will try again. Thanks Nita Lincoln City, Oregon USA

78. Who Are We? Board of Directors The following are our Board Members Rod YoungPresident RhondaDelorme Vice President Karla swain- Treasurer lorna Chartrand Ron Richard http://www.mac.mb.ca/dfc/page2.html

Who Are We? The Dauphin Friendship Centre is a non-profit organization that serves to bring aboriginal and non-aboriginal cultures closer together. It fosters partnerships that benefit the community and it's growth. Not only do members benefit from accessing all the programs offered at the Friendship Centre , but there are many special events that occur throughout the year. The Dauphin Friendship Centre also offers bursaries to aboriginal students who continue their education, as well as a scholarship to an aboriginal student who has shown community involvement, leadership skills, athletic ability, and is registered in post secondary education. All our events are non-alcohol use events. We encourage healthy lifestyles in our attempts to provide services to the community Board of Directors: The following are our Board Members Rod YoungPresident Rhonda Delorme- Vice President Karla Swain- Treasurer Lorna Chartrand Ron Richard Susy Komishin Executive Director: Our Executive Director is Ms. Dawn Sealey . As the Executive Director she remains committed to the betterment and expansion of our programs and our mission. And because she pays us "the best boss in the world". Volunteers: Most of our events are a success due to the countless hours donated in time by volunteers. We feel our volunteers are very special people who enhance our community spirit.

79. CBM Reports 2002 by David and Eddie swain, Mark and Paula Buckler, and Stephen swain AGM in IrelandVisited 28 October9 November 2002 by Robert and lorna Fifield The purpose http://www.cbm.org.uk/reports2002.htm

2002 Reports Christadelphian Bible Mission About CBM Countries Offers ... Contacts Some recent CBM visits in 2002. There are also reports on activities in 2001 Africa West Europe and Middle East East Europe and Central Asia Cameroon Visited 14-24 January 2002 by Robert Fifield and Roger Lees A visit to the Christadelphian School for the blind and handicapped Cameroon Visited 4-24 January 2002 by Vic Aucott ,Peter Forbes, Ged Dunn and Ian Fifield The intent was to visit all ecclesias in the south and south west of Cameroon, and also to hold a weekend Bible School for these ecclesias at Buea. Zimbabwe Visited May/June 2002 by Steve and Ruth Moore The Conference for Northern ecclesias appeared to be well received by the members. Almost everyone was helpful and a Christ-like spirit was very apparent; there seemed no grumbles or tensions. There was plenty of food for everyone, despite mealie meal and sugar being almost unobtainable. The study on Galatians seemed to be appreciated. Everyone received a document folder (private donation) to keep their Bible study notes. Zimbabwe Visited 18 July-12 August 2002 by David and Eddie Swain, Mark and Paula Buckler, and Stephen Swain

80. California State University, Stanislaus: Chapter 5 Those in attendance were faculty representatives Larry Berkoben, Dean Galloway,James Javaher, Ralf Parton, David Stenzel, lorna swain, and Ken Young. http://wwwlibrary.csustan.edu/bsantos/chap5.htm

California State University Stanislaus: A History Robert LeRoy Santos California State University, Stanislaus bsantos@toto.csustan.edu Chapter 5: September 1964 - August 1965 This was the final year for the campus to be located at the fairgrounds. The move to the new campus would begin on June 7 immediately after commencement. This too was the final year for the campus to have only upper division students. Also, it was the last year for the two-semester system. It was a year of growth not only in students, faculty, and staff, but in awareness that the infant college was indeed an institution of higher education where people came to learn and debate issues. Students were changing. They were questioning authority more as the “Sixties Movement” was revving up. Times were indeed “achanging” to quote Bob Dylan. A new breed of youth was challenging post-World War II thinking and status quo. Turlock had grown since the planting of the campus. The population of the city was now over 10,000 with the “city’s trade zone” at about 37,000. The city annexed 223 acres south of the new campus site where Brown School and North Park were located. A shopping center was constructed at Canal Drive and Johnson Road, and Emanuel Hospital built a 75-bed facility. A new police and court building had also been constructed. Growth could be seen in the increase of new telephones as reported in this article from the January 7 Turlock Journal: Solid Growth for Turlock. First fruits of growth directly attributable to our new Stanislaus State College showed up in the number of telephone installations during the year of 1964. Manager James Bainbridge says the 950 new telephones added during the year greatly exceeded expectations of the company’s estimates. Further, he anticipates larger increases each year as the SSC settles on its new campus.

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