Just one of our readers, Sally Ingwersen of Somerset Lane, managed to correctly identify the wood carving (inset) featured here last week as being on a bench outside the Booth Library. Sally has been sent a Bee's Buck for her sharp observation.

By CURT CLARK

Published: Aug 29, 2003 12:00 am

Just one of our readers, Sally Ingwersen of Somerset Lane, managed to correctly identify the wood carving (inset) featured here last week as being on a bench outside the Booth Library. Sally has been sent a Beeâs Buck for her sharp observation.

This week the challenge is this lamp. If you think you know where it is, give us a call. The first five callers with the correct answer will win a Beeâs Buck (one US dollar). No calls will be accepted prior to 2 pm on Friday or after 10 am the following Wednesday. Only one winner per family. Our number is 426-3141. Good luck.

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Just one of our readers, Sally Ingwersen of Somerset Lane, managed to correctly identify the wood carving (inset) featured here last week as being on a bench outside the Booth Library. Sally has been sent a Bee's Buck for her sharp observation.

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